The Slice
As Long as the Rivers Shall Run
1/19/2022 | 1m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Ellen Sandbeck is a paper cut artist in Duluth, and her exhibit...
Ellen Sandbeck is a paper cut artist in Duluth, and her exhibit "As Long as the Rivers Shall Run" is available for viewing in the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center at AICHO in Downtown Duluth. Ellen shares her inspiration for this show, and let us come along to see the process of installing a new gallery and the opening reception.
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The Slice
As Long as the Rivers Shall Run
1/19/2022 | 1m 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Ellen Sandbeck is a paper cut artist in Duluth, and her exhibit "As Long as the Rivers Shall Run" is available for viewing in the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center at AICHO in Downtown Duluth. Ellen shares her inspiration for this show, and let us come along to see the process of installing a new gallery and the opening reception.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipMy name is Ellen Sandbeck.
I'm a paper cut artist, I live in Duluth, Minnesota.
This show is called As long as the Rivers Shall Run, I'm exploring some of the major rivers in the world.
It's a series of very large paper cuts, the largest I've ever done.
I got a state art board grant in 2020 in order to learn how to do larger paper cuts and get the materials and equipment together that I needed to do that because I felt like I needed to work large in order to have people pay more attention to my work.
Because there's this thing about small work not being as important.
And of course, a lot of women do small work because it's affordable.
You can do it while you're watching kids in the house.
one of the ways I sort of explore the world is by learning about a specific subject matter and then doing paper cuts about it because it's a very good way to just sort of deeply explore something, meditate about it for long periods of time.
So what?
I really want to learn about something, that's how I go about it.
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