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St. Paul Art Crawl: The "teen years" By Betsy Mowry , TC Daily Planet The St. Paul Art Crawl existed long before it had that official name. Fourteen years ago, Lowertown artists in St. Paul launched an open studio event as a way of inviting art lovers and supporters into creative workspaces to view and learn about their art. Patrons saw the event as a great way to peer inside the mysterious lives of artists and explore some incredible living quarters. Those small open studio events later become the St. Paul Art Crawl. It may not be as large as Art-a-Whirl or provide the scenic drives that rural art crawls offer, but the St. Paul Art Crawl is undeniably a destination event featuring amazing work by some of the most talented artists in Minnesota. MORE »

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St. Paul Art Crawl: The "teen years"

By Betsy Mowry , TC Daily Planet

The St. Paul Art Crawl existed long before it had that official name. Fourteen years ago, Lowertown artists in St. Paul launched an open studio event as a way of inviting art lovers and supporters into creative workspaces to view and learn about their art. Patrons saw the event as a great way to peer inside the mysterious lives of artists and explore some incredible living quarters. Those small open studio events later become the St. Paul Art Crawl. It may not be as large as Art-a-Whirl or provide the scenic drives that rural art crawls offer, but the St. Paul Art Crawl is undeniably a destination event featuring amazing work by some of the most talented artists in Minnesota. MORE »

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