Scott Krohn – Artist-in-Residence Program
Scott Krohn Artist Demonstration & Meet the Artist
Sunday, July 12, 2026
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
A. Paul & Carol Schaap Community Center
Free • $10 per person Donation Appreciated
Twin Cities artist Scott Krohn joins the Gunflint Trail Historical Society’s Artist-in-Residence Program for a ten-day residency from July 7–16, bringing his remarkable ability to capture the quiet beauty and intricate details of the natural world.
Known for his award-winning work in colored pencil, scratchboard, and charcoal, Scott creates highly detailed wildlife and landscape drawings that invite viewers to slow down and discover the extraordinary beauty found in everyday moments. His work reflects a lifelong fascination with nature and careful observation, celebrating the textures, light, and subtle details that often go unnoticed.
Join us for this free community event to:
* Meet Scott and learn about his artistic journey
* View a small exhibit of his original artwork
* Watch a live demonstration of his drawing techniques
* Ask questions about his creative process, materials, and inspiration
* Learn how time spent on the Gunflint Trail influences his work during his residency
Whether you’re an artist, nature enthusiast, or simply curious about the creative process, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience fine art up close and discover how patience, observation, and technical skill come together to create compelling works inspired by the natural world.
Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10 per person to support the Gunflint Trail Historical Society’s Artist-in-Residence Program.
Community support makes this program possible. Your gift helps bring artists to the Gunflint Trail and share their work with our community, keeping these inspiring experiences accessible to everyone.
Donations may be made online at Gunflinthistory.org or mailed to:
Gunflint Trail Historical Society
Attn: Artist-in-Residence Program
28 Moose Pond Drive
Grand Marais, MN 55604
About Scott Krohn
Scott Krohn is a Minnesota artist whose work focuses on the beauty, complexity, and quiet presence of the natural world. Working primarily in colored pencil, scratchboard, and charcoal, he creates richly detailed drawings that have earned numerous regional and national awards. His artwork reflects years of careful study and observation, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the remarkable details found in wildlife and wild places.
This program has been made possible in part by a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council’s Clean Water Legacy Fund, through an appropriation to the State of Minnesota from the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment.