Articulture: Inspiring creativity through hands-on classes and community arts programs.
Articulture is a Minneapolis arts nonprofit located at 2613 E Franklin Ave. It offers classes, camps, and workshops that connect local artists with the community. Reviews praise Notan, printmaking, and bookmaking sessions led by engaging instructors and note safe, family-friendly programs. The gift shop features unique items and basic art supplies; Liz, the executive director, is praised for leadership and community outreach.
2613 E Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55406, USA
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Hands-on sessions in Notan, printmaking, bookmaking, and more, led by enthusiastic local artists.
Diverse, age-appropriate art camps with safe, engaging curriculums and skilled instructors.
Team-building activities and creative workshops tailored for companies and organizations.
A gift shop featuring unique items from local artists and basic art supplies for the community.
Partnerships and initiatives to make art accessible and foster creative connections in Minneapolis.
Overall rating
Wurth Electronics
We recently had the pleasure of hosting three talented instructors at our company event, each leading a unique and engaging class. Every activity was thoughtfully presented and left our team feeling inspired and accomplished! 𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐀𝐍 The Notan activity was both informative and fun! After a brief introduction to this Japanese art form that explores the balance between positive and negative space, we were given all the tools and materials to dive in ourselves. The instructor’s enthusiasm was contagious and helped us create meaningful, creative souvenirs. A wonderful blend of learning and hands-on experience! 𝐏𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐓 𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 Walking into the print making class, we weren’t sure what to expect—but we were quickly put at ease by the instructor’s friendly and engaging approach. The project was challenging in the best way, and by the end, we felt proud of what we had created. Highly recommend this for a fun and fulfilling evening activity! 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 Our book making instructor was incredibly thorough and respectful, guiding us through each step without ever talking down to us. The materials provided were beautiful, and the process was both relaxing and rewarding. We were genuinely proud of the handmade books we took home. Thank you to all three instructors for making our event memorable and meaningful. We’d absolutely recommend these experiences to other groups looking for creative, hands-on learning!
Brandi Leder
My daughter has done 4 different summer camps here and they have all been great! As far as keeping the kids safe during covid they seem to be doing a great job. If someone isn't wearing their mask properly they help them adjust it. Which is more than I can say about other camps.
Nina
Articulture is amazing! Providing artistic opportunities all while supporting local artist! The executive director Liz is an amazing spirit! Everyone here including the retail comittee are awesome. You can find unique items at the gift shop and they provide basic art supplies too!
Adeel Ahmad
We've done 3 camps here so far this summer and have one more to go. My five year-old has been loving it and I highly recommend it. We've been doing half-days but I would easily recommend full days. At the end of each week I'm amazed at how much they produced during the week, even doing half-days which usually include snack and walk outside. The topics of each camp are extremely diverse and I had a hard time narrowing down to just the four weeks that we needed. Prices are very reasonable for what you get, which is excellent teachers, excellent staff and excellent curriculums.
Loren K
Articulture is an amazing arts non profit. They have classes, community partnerships and outreach programs.
