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A Clay Date with Artist Habiba El-Sayed at the Gardiner Museum
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A Clay Date with Artist Habiba El-Sayed at the Gardiner Museum

August 17, 2020 Sonya Davidson

Habiba El-Sayed is a Toronto-based contemporary ceramic artist. Inspired by Islamic architecture and human vulnerability, she uses a variety of […]

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