Featuring artists from SuperCharged Printmakers Studio, a printmaking studio in the Casket Arts Building in NE Minneapolis:

Nicole Mueller, Genie Castro, Desirée Forgét, Surelle Schewe, Crystal Shawn and Erin Leon 

Please join 801 Gallery to enjoy art, live music and complimentary wine, beverages and chocolate.

Music by Tony Baker and Mike Rugh playing Rockabilly/ Swing/ Western 
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SuperCharged Printmakers Studio Artists

Nicole Mueller

Nicole Mueller is a Minneapolis photographer, printmaker, and real estate agent with a passion for the preservation and celebration of modernist architecture. Nicole’s photographs from her Desert Playground series are color-saturated, timeless portraits of the homes and landmarks that line the streets of Palm Springs’ iconic neighborhoods. Nicole uses vintage film cameras in combination with specialty films to create a sense of intimacy and capture the personalities of each structure. 

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Genie Castro

Genie is the studio director of SuperCharged Printmakers Studio. She is a screen printer that makes fun, pop art, quirky prints and big large monotype prints. She is currently really digging Smurfs!

Desirée Forgét

Desirée Forgét is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist based in Minnesota. She is a silversmith, with her own jewelry line, and has been a makeup artist working in print, film, and television for the last fifteen years. In creating her visual work, Desirée often explores whimsical and irreverent themes, with vibrant colors and playful subjects, often reflecting on current issues that hint at the serious while maintaining a carnivalesque sense of fun and the absurd.

Surelle Schewe

Whether it is a biblical story, fairy tale or personal narrative – storytelling is intrinsic to Surelle’s artwork. Her paintings often depict women who are in the midst of navigating their stories, or re-writing them entirely. They are re-imagined as more than incapable children, or damsels in distress, the fairy-tale of the female experience, is represented by multifaceted character, and symbolism.

Crystal Shawn

This series of floral screen prints are an outlet to “create” whatever makes her smile and to forget the pressures often put on creatives in the professional setting. These prints serve as a reminder to embrace life as it is, today, now — in essence, to “stop and smell the flowers.”

Erin Leon

Erin is a printmaker, known for her large scale drawings she converts to screen prints and large intaglio prints. She hand-registers prints using multiple colors.