ART AT ST. KATE’S
the exciting 7th annual ART FAIR of local artists
presented by Artists’ Circle and Textile Center
(held on the grounds of St. Catherine University in Saint Paul)
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Art at St. Kate’s, a juried art fair of quality fine crafts and fine art, is produced by Artists’ Circle, a Minnesota non-profit art organization promoting fine crafts since 1997, and Textile Center, a national center for fiber arts in Minneapolis. This is the finest one-day outdoor art fair in Saint Paul. It is located on the beautiful green triangular lawn at Cleveland and Randolph Avenues on the Saint Paul campus of St. Catherine University. The show is organized and run by artists for artists. The art fair showcases 100 local artists from the upper Midwest. Check out: http://www.artistscircle.org/
Saturday, July 12, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Free event. Free parking.
Art at St. Kate’s is proud to be part of the growing movement to Buy Local. Art at St. Kate’s features quality work by 100 juried artists who create and sell fine crafts including clay, fiber, glass, leather, jewelry (gold, silver, pewter, stone, beaded), metal, paper, wood, mixed media, as well as fine arts including painting, watercolor, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. There will be everything from leather handbags and belts, watercolor paintings, silver and gold jewelry, and stained glass to hand-woven scarves, fused-glass pendants, woodcut prints, unique hand-dyed silk apparel, hand-woven rugs, turned wood, original cards, hand-blown glass bowls, plus pottery tiles, vases, bowls, teapots, and cups. There will be strolling musicians and a food court.
Our six featured artists include some of Minnesota’s best known: Gary Rex Erickson, jewelry, Coon Rapids, MN; Jim Sannerud, wood, Saint Paul, MN; Shawn Glidden, fiber, Saint Paul, MN; Lee Love, clay, Minneapolis, MN; Dee Kotaska, photography, Brook Park, MN; and Wendy Penta, clay tiles, Blaine, MN.
Art at St. Kate’s provides artists with a beautiful site not only to market their original art works, but also to interact with the appreciative and knowledgeable public for which the Twin Cities is well known.
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