Reeb Featured in New Exhibit “Nature’s Reflection” | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Reeb Featured in New Exhibit “Nature’s Reflection”

October 16, 2025
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Jodi Reeb, "Sunburst"
Jodi Reeb ’95

Jodi Reeb ’95 is currently featured in a new exhibition titled Nature’s Reflection in collaboration with Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen.

The exhibition explores the evolving relationship between humans and the natural world through mixed-media paintings, wall sculptures, and clay wall pieces. Reeb and Sarnoff-Christensen draw inspiration from trees, seeds, and plant life, offering viewers a textured, layered interpretation of nature’s cycles and forms.

Nature’s Reflection continues a long tradition of artists interpreting the environment—not just as subject matter, but as a source of emotional and conceptual depth.

Nature’s Reflection
Artist Reception: October 4, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
September 27–November 8, 2025
Kolman & Reeb Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)

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