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Introduction JamFactory and Carrick Hill are proud to present the 2023 FUSE Glass Artist Residency Exhibition. Awarded biennially in alternate years to the FUSE Glass Prize, the FUSE Glass Artist Residency aims to create significant opportunities for established, mid-career artists working in glass. The residency at JamFactory in Adelaide enables a selected artist to work with skilled assistants, take risks and experiment with the development of new work using or incorporating hot blown glass. Adelaide-based artist Marcel Hoogstad Hay was selected from a competitive field of applicants as the 2023 recipient of the FUSE Glass Artist Residency and we are grateful to the three judges who assessed the applications - venerated South Australian glass artist Clare Belfrage, the Head of JamFactory’s Glass Studio Kristel Britcher and Carrick Hill Board Member Jeff Mincham. Hoogstad Hay has spent over 10 years working with glass. He graduated from the ANU School of Art and Design, Canberra in 2012 and completed the Associate Program at JamFactory in 2014. He was a finalist in the FUSE Glass Prize in 2020 and the Tom Malone Prize in 2021 and 2022. As a local artist, Hoogstad Hay chose to undertake his residency over two intense blocks in June and July 2023. New work developed through the residency is the focus of this solo exhibition presented in the Wall Gallery at Carrick Hill from 4 November 2023 to 28 January 2024. The FUSE Glass Artist Residency has been developed as an extension of the successful FUSE Glass Prize. It provides a platform to encourage artists residing in Australia or New Zealand working in glass, to push themselves and their work to new limits, and to focus significant public attention on the importance of glass as a medium for contemporary artistic expression. The biennial prize, which was established by JamFactory in 2016, is a juried, non-acquisitive, $20,000 cash prize for established artists. An additional prize – the David Henshall Emerging Artist Prize, valued at $10,000, is awarded to an emerging glass artist. fuseglassprize.com 2
Vanishing Points, 2023 blown and mirrored glass. Photo: Pippy Mount
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