Celebrating Earth Day with “She and Earth” Art Exhibition at the Minneapolis Club | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Celebrating Earth Day with “She and Earth” Art Exhibition at the Minneapolis Club

April 29, 2025
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"She and Earth"

Rev Art, in partnership with the Minneapolis Club, debuted She and Earth on April 25, 2025. The exhibit features MCAD-ian Jodi Reeb ’95, one of three female artists in the exhibition, which aims to highlight the relationship between their artistic practices and nature.

Jodi Reeb's work is specifically interested in discussing the declining bee population, using beeswax as a medium in her series. In Rev Art’s press release, she states, “Through this exhibition, I hope to shed light on the struggles pollinators face due to climate change and habitat loss.”

Reeb also offers upcoming Encaustic Painting Retreats in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (January 5–11, 2026) and Minneapolis (July 9–12, 2025).

She and Earth
Rev Art (Minneapolis, MN)
April 25–August 8, 2025

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