Craft Awards

Stefanie Dueck
Lily Yung Memorial Award

Drawing from her experiences in art, craft, and industry, Stefanie Dueck employs traditional metalworking techniques in unconventional ways. Both functional and sculptural works are driven by process and an experimental spirit. Her explorations with metal have taken her from the Kootenay School of the Arts in Nelson, BC, to a blacksmithing apprenticeship in Southern Spain, a scholarship at the Center for Metal Arts in Pennsylvania, and over a decade of independent practice in Vancouver, BC Having recently relocated to the Sunshine Coast, Stefanie continues to create, focusing on her line of hand forged flatware, sculpture, and custom projects.

Stefanie Dueck's work has been exhibited across North America and England, and been featured in numerous publications, including American Craft Magazine, The Vancouver Sun, Azure, and Architect's Newspaper Interior. Currently, she is excited to be working with choreographer Joe Ink on a collaboration titled Dance:Craft. Other upcoming projects include a public art commission for the Qathet Regional District, utilizing reclaimed material from Powell River's old incinerator site.

https://www.stefaniedueck.com

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Align
Hand forged steel, stainless steel, bronze; 90 cm x 31 cm x 15 cm; 2018

Align, detail
Hand forged steel, stainless steel, bronze; 90 cm x 31 cm x 15 cm; 2018

Structural Integrity
Hand forged steel, copper, stainless steel, bronze; 94 cm x 84 cm x 31 cm; 2019

Structural Integrity
Hand forged steel, copper, stainless steel, bronze; 94 cm x 84 cm x 31 cm; 2019

Shards That Remain
Hand forged steel, copper; 61 cm x 69 cm x 6 cm; 2019

Shards That Remain
Hand forged steel, copper; 61 cm x 69 cm x 6 cm; 2019

Sembawang
Hand forged steel; 99 cm x 125 cm x 15 cm; 2017

Dyad Salad Server Set
Hand forged stainless steel, bronze; 32 cm x 10 cm; 2018

Hatch Ladle
Hand forged stainless steel with bronze rivets; 33 cm x 11 cm x 11 cm; 2017

Tubular Chopsticks
Hand forged stainless steel, bronze; 24 cm x .65 cm; 2018

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Formerly the Ontario Crafts Council, Craft Ontario is a not-for-profit service organization that works to have craft recognized as a valuable part of life. We promote and celebrate professional craft through providing member opportunities, and advocate for craft practice by educating and empowering diverse audiences.