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SUMMARY:Scalpel to Paper
DESCRIPTION:SCALPEL TO PAPER:\n\nCARDBOARD REIMAGINED\n\nby Charlie Pulsipher\n\nOpening Reception\n\nWednesday\, October 23\, 7 9 pm\n\nRunning October 23-January 29\n\nLive Music by Tom Bennett! \n\n\n\n"There is magic in the minuscule\, sparking imaginative exploration of hidden worlds we barely see. Miniatures have always fascinated me\, and I'm drawn to the unusual\, so how could I not transform a material so readily discarded\, like cardboard\, into something edging on priceless? It takes steady elf hands\, natural nearsightedness\, and inhuman patience\, but each creation is unique\, unusual\, and beautifully detailed."\n\n Charlie Pulsipher\n\n\n\nABOUT THE ARTIST\n\nCharlie Pulsipher is a genetically enhanced were-hamster who writes books and sculpts cardboard into intricate creations. He spends his time away from keyboard and scalpel hiking the stunning Southern Utah landscape. He neglects his twitter account. Charlie plans on surviving the inevitable zombie-pocalypse when dust bunnies revolt against their vacuum cleaner masters.\n\n\n\nAsk him about quantum computers\, nanotech\, bioprinting\, or genetics\, and he'll never stop talking. Don't be fooled by his shy\, humble exterior. His velociraptor impression is quite scary. It's probably the coolest thing about him. Experience it sooner than later. Those dust bunnies look quite indignant.
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\n\nCARDBOARD REIMAGINED
\n\nby Charlie Pulsipher
\n\nOpening Reception
\nWednesday\, October 23\, 7&ndash\;9 pm
\nRunning October 23-January 29
\n\nLive Music by Tom Bennett! \;
\n
\n"\;There is magic in the minuscule\, sparking imaginative exploration of hidden worlds we barely see. Miniatures have always fascinated me\, and I&rsquo\;m drawn to the unusual\, so how could I not transform a material so readily discarded\, like cardboard\, into something edging on priceless? It takes steady elf hands\, natural nearsightedness\, and inhuman patience\, but each creation is unique\, unusual\, and beautifully detailed."\;
\n&mdash\;Charlie Pulsipher
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\nABOUT THE ARTIST
\nCharlie Pulsipher is a genetically enhanced were-hamster who writes books and sculpts cardboard into intricate creations. He spends his time away from keyboard and scalpel hiking the stunning Southern Utah landscape. He neglects his twitter account. Charlie plans on surviving the inevitable zombie-pocalypse \;when dust bunnies revolt against their vacuum cleaner masters.
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\nAsk him about quantum computers\, nanotech\, bioprinting\, or genetics\, and he&rsquo\;ll never stop talking. Don'\;t be fooled by his shy\, humble exterior. His velociraptor impression is quite scary. It&rsquo\;s probably the coolest thing about him. Experience it sooner than later. Those dust bunnies look quite indignant.
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LOCATION:ART Provides 35 N Main Street\, St. George\, UT 84770 We are located at 35 N Main street\, in downtown St. George\, UT
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URL:https://business.stgeorgechamber.com/events/details/scalpel-to-paper-15616
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