Sue Costello Sepulveda
BURL GALLERY
growth, exploration and creative risk-taking
308 Prince Street, Suite 130
St. Paul, MN 55101
Phone: (651) 224-3757
www.burlartgallery.org
“Bounty and Belonging: The Art of Abundance”
May - September 2025Cora McCorvey Health and Wellness Center
1015 North 4th Ave, Mpla MN 55405
"In Her Light"
Now - AprilCora McCorvey
Health & Wellness Center
1015 Fourth Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55405
Interview with Art Journey/Voyager magazine
"Garden Group"MACROSTIE ART CENTER
405 NORTHWEST 1ST AVENUE
GRAND RAPIDS, MN, 55744
Sip + Paint Event- "Being Koi" is the perfect way to spend your Friday night showcasing your inner artist while enjoying a fun and relaxing atmosphere. Join us at 967 Payne Ave for a creative evening filled with laughter, painting, and sipping on Cucumber Margarita Mocktails.The talented artist, Sue Costello Sepulveda, will guide you every step of the way. She will teach how to be bold and confident in your strokes and how to use different technics to achieve the color schemes you need to create your personal masterpiece.Supplies that will be provided for your use: 14x14 canvas, brushes, paint, mocktails, light snacks and your instructorAge: 16+
Skill level: Some previous painting experience is helpful, but not requiredPrice: $45
Purchase tickets in advance
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sip-paint-event-being-koi-tickets-907155385177?aff=oddtdtcreatorLet your creativity flow as you paint a beautiful "Being Koi" masterpiece to take home. Grab your friends and make it a memorable night.About the organizer
ArT @ 967 Payne
Enjoy a fun and creative evening - developing your skills as an artist and painting your own masterpiece ('Sunflower Diva Delight') while sipping a delicious mocktail specially concocted for the occasion ('Lavender Enigma,' garnished with 'Lemon Sunshine'):Friday, April 19, 6-9 PM
967 Payne Avenue, Saint Paul, MN 55130Sue Costello Sepulveda, one of our resident artists at ArT @ 967 Payne, will be hosting this 'SIP + PAINT' session, first in a series of learning opportunities to be held at ArT @ 967 Payne.Sue will be prepping your canvas prior to the event, and will teach you how to paint with bolder, more confident brush strokes. She will demonstrate how to establish a value map, use an underpainting, and mix color as she walks you through the process of creating your masterpiece.PAINTING: 'Sunflower Diva Delight'
MOCKTAIL: 'Lavender Enigma,' garnished with 'Lemon Sunshine'
SKILL LEVEL: some prior painting experience helpful, but not required
AGES: 16 and older.REGISTRATION FEE: $45Fee includes all supplies (11x14 inch canvas, brushes, paint) and instruction, as well as two glasses of our one-of-a-kind mocktail.Sign up on your own and meet some new people, or sign up with family and friends! Either way, we are confident you will enjoy a totally cool evening of creativity and artistic fellowship.To REGISTER, click the link above under 'Tickets'!!!
The artist community at ArT @ 967 Payne is pleased to invite all to the Spring 2024 St. Paul Art Crawl, featuring paintings, photographs, ceramics, jewelry and other visual artworks by 5 resident artists and 12 guest artists
>>> live music entertainment
>>> and food and refreshments967 Payne Avenue in St. Paul on . . .
April 26th 5-9PM
April 27th 12-8PM
April 28th 12-5PM
ArT @ 967 Payne is pleased to invite you to the opening event and artist reception for its next exhibition, "Unearthed:"Friday, February 16, 5 - 9 PM
967 Payne Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55130The exhibit centers around objects "unearthed" and made from renewable and sustainable materials. It brings together a remarkable set of sculpted basketry by Martha Bird, skillfully constructed from willow branches and lemon grass, with traditional basketmaking techniques used by artisans in various parts of the world; a fabulous collection of wearable textiles by Lily Peterson, patched together from reused and renewed pieces of fabric; and a unique assembly of sturdy yet playful pieces of ceramics by Randy Blase, hand-formed and cut from stoneware clay. A series of stunning paintings by Marvin Wise, carefully selected to complement the three-dimensional artworks, serves as a backdrop and unifying visual element for the entire exhibition.Randy Blase, Martha Bird, and Lily Peterson will be giving brief artist remarks, and provide additional insights into their work, between 6 and 7 pm.Light refreshments will be served.The opening reception is open to all - everyone is welcome to attend.
It is our pleasure to invite you and your family, friends and guests to our PREVIEW PARTY + ARTIST RECEPTION for our Solidarity Street Gallery 2023 exhibition. This event is public - all are welcome to attend!Please join us on Friday, September 8, 5 PM to 9 PM - the night before the UNIQUELY EASTSIDE FESTIVAL + SOLIDARITY STREET GALLERY 2023 on September 9:
>>> Get a sneak preview of the many fabulous and poignant artworks in the exhibition, centered around the theme of 'Faces of our Communities.'
>>> Meet and give recognition to all the amazing and generous artists who responded to our call to share their vision of what community means to them.
>>> Make new connections and friendships in the neighborhood.Some of the artists in this exhibition came to us by invitation. Their works will be hanging in curated gallery exhibitions at ArT @ 967 Payne (967 Payne Ave), the Old Swedish Bank Building (965 Payne Ave), and Plaza Latina (927 Payne Ave). The majority of the artists in the show responded to our Public Call for Artwork. Their works will be on display at about 25 storefront locations along Payne Avenue in St. Paul, between Lawson and Phalen Boulevard, forming a "walkable street gallery."
August 1 through 10thThis August, WBCA is inviting you to get outside and explore the world of outdoor painting during the Into Nature Plein Air Competition. En plein air, French for “in open air,” is a style of painting that began in the early 19th century, which asks painters to step outside of their studio walls and into nature. Plein air paintings are often done quickly, given the ever-changing nature of the natural world with light and shadows that morph in an instant. Being immersed in nature and capturing these fleeting moments is what draws so many artists to the practice of plein air.
