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Owl’s Eye Art Collective is a place to make art, share ideas, and feel part of something in Lowertown, Saint Paul. We bring together hands-on classes, printmaking, shared workspace, and a shop filled with work by local artists.

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I’m Michelle Fuller, an artist, printmaker, designer, and the founder of Owl’s Eye. I started this space because I wanted somewhere people could create together, learn from each other, and make room for art in everyday life.

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My background is in printmaking, with a BFA from the College of Visual Arts and years spent working in events and design. Owl’s Eye brings those parts of my life together: making things, bringing people together, and figuring out how a space can work for the people who use it.

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I lead the day-to-day work, from teaching and printing to planning events and keeping the studio running. My partner, Josh, has been beside me throughout it all. Alongside his full-time job, he gives his time, energy, and support to help make Owl’s Eye possible.

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This is a small business with a lot of hands behind it. The artists who teach and share their work here, the neighbors who stop in, and everyone who takes a class or lends a hand help shape what it becomes.

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Room to work, make, and belong

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Our home in the Market House gives us room for classes, a printmaking lab, coworking, local art, and gatherings. You can come with a project, try something you’ve never done before, or find a piece made by a Minnesota artist.