Presented annually at JamFactory Seppeltsfield, this exhibition period is devoted to exploring contemporary South Australian artists’ responses to an aspect of the rich food and wine culture, history and natural landscape of the Barossa. This year, seven JamFactory Alumni and Associates working in furniture and ceramics will focus on Biedermeier, a style of making that German and Prussian migrants brought to the Barossa in the early nineteenth century. In focusing on the Biedermeier, this exhibition celebrates the significant contributions that these migrants made to the cultural and material heritage of the region through a distinctly contemporary lens.