J. A. Geiger Studio

Second Shift Studio Space of Saint Paul is a nonprofit residency program and art space dedicated to providing support and resources to working artists while nurturing communities of art enthusiasts. Founded by Chris Larson and Kriss Zulkosky, the space was established to address the need for affordable studio space in the Twin Cities, particularly for women, gender-nonconforming individuals, and marginalized artists. Located on Payne Avenue, Second Shift offers a year-long residency program aimed at empowering artists to create challenging and relevant work that sparks dialogue and engagement with the world around them. The space serves as a hub for creativity, collaboration, and experimentation, fostering an environment where artists can fully immerse themselves in their practice and contribute to the cultural fabric of the community. Emphasizing the transformative power of art, Second Shift advocates for the expansion of ideas and experiences through creative expression. By supporting artists and providing opportunities for people to engage with various forms of artistic expression, the studio space aims to promote inclusivity, combat prejudice, and champion the role of creativity in shaping a more vibrant and empathetic society. Generated from the website content

The St. Paul Art Collective (SPAC) has been a cornerstone of the arts community in Saint Paul, MN, since 1977, dedicated to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment for artists of all backgrounds. With a mission to create meaningful connections between artists and the public, SPAC works to enhance the cultural landscape through various events and initiatives that promote access to the arts. Believing in the vital role that a vibrant arts community plays in the social and economic health of the city, SPAC is committed to nurturing local talent and engaging residents in creative experiences. The organization continues to support and elevate the quality of life in Saint Paul by encouraging collaboration and public engagement among artists and the community. Generated from the website