Exhibitions
JamFactory
Barossa
730 Seppeltsfield Rd, Seppeltsfield, SA, 5355
Open Daily
11.00am - 5.00pm
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Ellen Steinborner
(08) 8562 8149
ellen.steinborner@jamfactory.com.au
730 Seppeltsfield Rd, Seppeltsfield, SA, 5355
Open Daily
11.00am - 5.00pm
Sales Enquiries
Ellen Steinborner
(08) 8562 8149
ellen.steinborner@jamfactory.com.au
Location:
JamFactory Seppeltsfield
Contact Ellen Steinborner
(08) 8562 8149
ellen.steinborner@jamfactory.com.au
Heart of Darkness is a visually rich showcase of contemporary craft objects that appeal to Gothic sensibilities and feature symbols, motifs and aesthetic cues that draw on our innermost fears and dark desires. As a literary, artistic and aesthetic style, the Gothic has long been employed as a means to explore and express the darker aspects of life that are usually unsettling, unspoken hidden from view. The works presented in Heart of Darkness form a collective narrative that honours the Gothic tradition while reimagining it through contemporary artistic voices—proving that darkness can be a path to illumination, knowledge, discovery and creativity.
This exhibition features fourteen artists working across ceramics, jewellery, glass, fibres and multimedia whose works incorporate symbols, motifs, colour palettes and sensibilities that are associated with the Gothic. These artworks – beautiful, mysterious and tinged with the macabre – invite audiences to step into the shadows and experience the allure of that which dwells in darkness.
Darkness isn’t absence – it’s where the soul thrives.
Exhibitors: Welfe Bowyer, Claybia, Emma Davies, Belinda Guerin, Harriet Geater Johnson, Nicolette Johnson, Alicia Hannah Naomi, Karlien van Rooyen, Ebony Russell, Regine Schwarzer, Emma Shepherd, Drew Spangenberg, Alex Valero and Julie Winn
Belinda Guerin, Serpentine Altar, 2025, reduction fired stoneware, candles from Hahndorf Candle Maker, 330 x 240 x 90, Photo: Connor Patterson
28 March - 21 June 2026
Location:
JamFactory Seppeltsfield
Coinciding with AFL Gather Round 2026, Game On celebrates the passion, energy, and culture of Australian Rules Football in all its colourful glory! This dynamic exhibition brings together First Nations artists from across the country to explore the essence of the great Aussie game.
From the roar of the crowd to the thrill of a last-minute goal, each artwork captures the movement, emotion, and deep community connection that make footy more than just a sport. Representing a variety of teams, players, and iconic moments, Game On pays tribute to the shared traditions and rivalries that define Australian Rules Football.
Exhibitors include Alfonso Puautjimi (Ngaruwanajirra Arts), Dinni Kunoth (Utopia Arts), Natasha Namatjira Carroll (Ernabella Arts), Evelyn Young, Chantelle Mulladad, Lauren Bloomfield, Margaret Bloomfield, Cherelle Williams and June Smith (Keringke Arts), Iwiri Arts, Conway Ginger (Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Arts) and Carolyn Kenta, Daisybell Kulyuru, Imiyari (Yilpi) Adamson, Carolyn Kenta, Yuminia Kenta, Imuna Kenta, Tjulyata Kulyuru, Noreen Heffernan, Jacinta Heffernan (Tjanpi Desert Weavers)
Carolyn Kenta, Football player #1 Wati, Football player #10 Kungka, 2025