Join us Tuesdays from June 13-August 22 for free workshops at Western Sculpture Park.

Artist Seitu Jones and Public Art Saint Paul imagined a living artwork that would ignite conversations about food, food access and food justice in the core city.

Watch for the red truck in 40 locations June–September, seeking input from Saint Paul residents on key topics — in exchange for a delicious St. Pops popsicle!

Urban Flower Field is an award-winning, low-cost project that combines art and science to convert an abandoned lot into a vibrant center for learning and exchange.

Through the Ordinance artists add their perspectives and insights to the City’s plans and capital project designs, as well as create public art for capital projects.

This cross-disciplinary research and development fellowship for artists and STEM professionals enhances the way cities are built, experienced and sustained.

Since 2008, we have installed more than 900 poems written by residents on Saint Paul sidewalks throughout the City.

This multi-site sculpture for the Saint Paul’s Highland Park and Sunray Libraries is a home for imaginative exploration.

Saint Paul City Choir seeks to create a more “singable” city by exploring the concept of civic singing and investigating the limits of what a city choir can be. The project poses these essential questions: How is singing a practice of civic joy and belonging? How can an innovative concept of choir be a model…

Educational workshops offer experiences in environmental artmaking at Western Sculpture Park each summer. They are centered in a unique mobile art lab – the Spider, created in 2009 by puppeteer/sculptor Christopher Lutter-Gardella. Spider is a kinetic arachnid sculpture with eight googly eyes and hairy legs that support a billowing tent to shelter creative activity 12 times…