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Suyao Tian: Where We Meet

A Kolman & Reeb Gallery Project Space Grant Exhibition

March 14 - May 2, 2026

Kolman & Reeb Gallery is pleased to present its next Project Space Grant Exhibition, Where We Meet, featuring new work by Suyao Tian. This series of immersive water-based media paintings continues her exploration of layered forms that remain open to interpretation. Each painting feels both complete and evolving—like a moment within something still unfolding. In this way, the exhibition marks a point within Tian’s lifelong artistic journey.

Embedded within many compositions are subtle “hidden figures.” Viewers may glimpse a face, a mother and child, or another fleeting image depending on their perspective. Tian intentionally leaves these forms undefined, inviting interpretation rather than imposing meaning. Cultural background, memory, and lived experience shape what emerges, making the viewer a co-creator in the act of seeing. In this way, the work continues beyond the studio and into each viewer’s experience.

 

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Luciana  Bongiovanni and Kristina Fjellman have been awarded Project Space Grants for 2026!

We are excited to announce Minnesota artists, Luciana  Bongiovanni and Kristina Fjellman, have been awarded Project Space Grants for 2026!

Luciana creates textured, three-dimensional textile works that weave together personal history, sustainability, and material transformation. For her Project Space Grant exhibition, Luciana will present a cohesive collection made entirely from sustainable and reclaimed materials, including plastic bags spun into yarn, discarded wristbands, fabric remnants, and responsibly sourced fibers. Ranging from intimate works to large-scale installations, the exhibit will invite reflection on waste, climate change, and social responsibility, demonstrating how small, intentional choices can contribute to meaningful change.

Kristina creates abstract, hand-sewn fabric works that bring community and material memory to the foreground. For her Project Space Grant exhibition, Kristina will produce a new body of work using donated fabrics collected from the public. Each piece functions like a patchwork quilt, assembling scraps contributed by individuals into sculptural compositions on wire. Over the course of the year, Kristina will create a series of works shaped by these monthly donations, acknowledging contributors within the finished pieces and emphasizing collaboration, care, and shared authorship.