Current Exhibition

Annie Hejny: Imminent Change | Rising Potential: A Project Space Exhibition

September 14 – October 26, 2024

Kolman & Reeb Gallery is pleased to present Imminent Change | Rising Potential: A Project Space Exhibition by Annie Hejny. A Minneapolis-based artist and environmental activist, Annie strives to celebrate nature’s beauty while simultaneously wrestling with humanity’s devastating impact on the environment. A first for Annie, Imminent Change | Rising Potential features multi-media artworks stemming from Annie Hejny’s 24-day solo journey circumnavigating Lake Superior. Through the lens of personal experience, Annie explores the tension between Lake Superior’s seemingly pristine condition and the devastation of human impact. Abstracting rocks and water, she creates raw and disorienting acrylic paintings, steel wall sculptures, watercolors, and a video projection to highlight the entanglement of personal, political, and social aspects of this great lake.

 

 

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Upcoming Exhibition

Art Attack and the Holidays

November  2, 2024 - January 4, 2025

Art Attack 2024, the Northrup King Building's fall open studio weekend,  kicks off the holidays at  Kolman & Reeb Gallery. The gallery will be filled with artworks created by our gallery artists and more.

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Current & Upcoming Events

October First Thursday

This Thursday, October 3
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Spend a fall evening of art with us and our Northrup King Building neighbors.

See our current Project Space Grant exhibit, Imminent Change | Rising Potential showcasing new abstract artworks in a new style by Annie Hejny.

You can also view our show of paintings, ceramic work, and sculptures created by our gallery artists in the West Gallery.

And walk down the hall to the building's Third Floor Gallery, Studio 332, to see, 71.60.3, a show organized by the building's artists and galleries that is all about water. Kolman & Reeb Gallery artists, Abby Mouw, Betsy Ruth Byers, Cameron Zebrun, Jil Evans, Julie Snidle, and Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen, all have artworks in this exhibit.

 

 

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More News

Welcome Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen

We are pleased to announce that ceramic artist, Lynne Sarnoff-Christensen, has joined our group of talented gallery artists! Lynne’s clay artwork reflects the natural landscape she finds so rich with color and texture. You can now find Lynne’s work along with the work of our other gallery artists in the West Gallery. Please take a look the next time you visit the gallery, located in Studio 395 in the Northrup King Building in Northeast Minneapolis or visit Lynne’s artist page HERE.