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The TELUS Health Brain Project 2017 Commemorative Catalogue

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T H E B R A I N P R O J E C T 2 0 1 7 96 Nurielle Stern is an emerging Toronto artist and a graduate of Alfred University's prestigious MFA program in Ceramic Art. In her artistic practice, Stern creates sculptural ceramic objects and immersive installations. Eyes of Metal and Agate was displayed at the Gardiner Museum in 2013, and she has exhibited at Harbourfront Centre, the Canadian Sculpture Centre and Craft Ontario, among other venues. Constructed from glazed ceramic and porcelain, The Pith and Nectar serves as a bittersweet meditation on the fleeting nature of time and memory. Like the human brain, clay is malleable with surprising plasticity. Soft, workable clay is capable of infinite amalgams and formations. After going through an alchemical transformation in the high temperatures of firing, ceramic remains fragile but endures —retaining every delicate impression. THE PITH AND NECTAR BY NURIELLE STERN S P O N S O R E D B Y : G I A N N A G L A S S M A N

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