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Marmalade Issue 5, 2017

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Boisbuchet Scholarship<br />

This year JamFactory introduced a new scholarship in<br />

partnership with Domaine de Boisbuchet, Europe’s prime<br />

destination for workshops in design, architecture and art, to<br />

provide an outstanding opportunity for one of JamFactory’s<br />

second-year Furniture Studio Associates annually from <strong>2017</strong>.<br />

This year’s inaugural recipient Jake Rollins had the career<br />

defining opportunity to experience an all-expenses paid,<br />

two-week intensive, to take part in Boisbuchet’s renowned<br />

summer workshops program, located in Lessac, France.<br />

Rollins participated in the ‘Raw and Refined’ workshop with<br />

Detroit-based designer Christopher Schanck and ‘Electro<br />

Nature’ with the Netherland-based design duo, Drift. The<br />

annual JamFactory-Boisbuchet Scholarship is kindly<br />

supported by William J.S. Boyle through JamFactory’s<br />

Medici Collective donor program.<br />

Photographer: Alex Harrison.<br />

Corning Museum of<br />

Glass Scholarship<br />

JamFactory first-year Glass Studio Associate, Bastien<br />

Thomas, received the highly sought after annual scholarship<br />

to attend New York’s Corning Museum of Glass. Thomas<br />

participated in the advanced-level glass blowing class<br />

‘Form + Color’ with internationally acclaimed US artists<br />

Boyd Sugiki and Lisa Zerkowitz, and took great advantage<br />

of Corning’s Rakow Research Library, the world’s foremost<br />

library on the art and history of glass and glassmaking.<br />

Photo courtesy of the artist.<br />

AGNSW X John Olsen: A<br />

JamFactory Collaboration<br />

In early <strong>2017</strong>, JamFactory was approached by the Art Gallery<br />

of New South Wales to commission a series of hand thrown<br />

plates and platters as part of the merchandise for Australian<br />

artist John Olsen’s solo exhibition, John Olsen: The You Beaut<br />

Country. The plates, available in four different sizes, were<br />

individually wheel thrown and glazed in JamFactory’s<br />

Ceramics Studio and feature original illustrations by Olsen.<br />

The commission which was carried out over a period of six<br />

months, saw the studio make over 1,000 pieces. The project<br />

was managed by JamFactory’s Ceramics Studio Production<br />

Manager, David Pedler, and provided skills training for the<br />

studio’s Associates.<br />

Photographer: Mim Stirling.<br />

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