HAUSLFYE: How to Make a Haus a Home
Festival of Design Aotearoa and New Zealand Glassworks – Te Whare Tūhua o Te Ao proudly present HAUSLFYE: How to Make a Haus a Home, an exhibition by HotHaus.
HotHaus is a vibrant glassblowing studio from Melbourne’s north-east, founded by artists Amanda Dziedzic and Laurel Kohut. Built on three simple principles — Good Design. Good Glass. Good Times. — HotHaus brings together exceptional skill, playful energy and a deep love of molten glass.
Amanda and Laurel first trained through the glass associate programme at JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design in Adelaide, before going on to work in studios across Australia and internationally. In 2019, their shared passion, production experience and desire for creative independence led them to establish HotHaus in Heidelberg West.
Join us at New Zealand Glassworks – Te Whare Tūhua o Te Ao as we celebrate the opening of this stunning exhibition, presented as part of Festival of Design Aotearoa.
Presented by: Festival of Design Aotearoa & New Zealand Glassworks – Te Whare Tūhua o Te Ao
Opening: Friday 16 October, 5:30pm–7:30pm
Exhibition Open Daily: 16 October - 22 November, 10.30am-4.30pm
Demonstration: 18 October, 10.00am-12.00pm
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