Jodi Reeb Celebrates 15 Years of Kolman & Reeb Gallery | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Jodi Reeb Celebrates 15 Years of Kolman & Reeb Gallery

November 12, 2025
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Betsy Ruth Byers, "Spring Rain"
Betsy Ruth Byers

Jodi Reeb ’95, artist, curator, and co-partner of Kolman & Reeb Gallery, is celebrating a major milestone: the gallery’s fifteenth anniversary.

The celebration kicks off with Celebrate! 15th Anniversary Show. An opening reception will be held November 14, coinciding with the annual Art Attack weekend. The event will feature DJ Holly Wayzata, refreshments, giveaways, and 15% off all artwork throughout the weekend.

“Fifteen years is more than a number,” Reeb said. “In the life of an art gallery, it’s a milestone of endurance, evolution, and community trust.”

Celebrate! 15th Anniversary Show
Opening reception: November 14, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
November 14–December 27, 2025
Kolman & Reeb Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)

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