Factory163 Administration is on sabbatical.
We are currently working on new ways to serve and do not have administrative or support staff to meet the needs of new inquiries. We are limiting our business transactions to our core clients. If you are a referral from one of our core clients please have them reach out to us and we will connect with you through them.
We love that you’re interested in Factory163.
We wish you all the best with your venture, and hope to have the capacity to serve you again soon.
Creative Blessings
Team163
FEATURING
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Collective Studio Member Fanny
Meet our Collective Studio Member Fanny. To quash the fowl bias that a peahen’s place is in the nest,
this clever gal paints her tail feather and struts her creative success under the nom de plume
Fanny the Peacock.
Factory163 Rustic Cog Mural
Painted by Rebekah Champion
CoCreation Member Howler
Meet CoCreation Member Howler. Since the release of Furocious’ debut album “Bark Side of the Moon”, Howler’s found rehearsal space and community at Factory163 clear of the puparazzi. Ruff around the edges as lead guitar of “Furocious”, his acoustic work will surprise. “Turning off the amps and the subwoofer, Howler performs the most honest and agonizing ballads pawsibley heard in this century.”-Growling Bone
Dance Student Luna
Meet Dance Student Luna. Demonstrating natural talent in aerial lifts as a hatchling her parrots enrolled her in both group and private classes through Stratford Dance Collective at Factory163. She’s studied in a range of styles with a focus in ballet developing an impeckable form. Having been accepted to the National Ballet Luna is eggcited to leave the nest!
Iggy the Glassblower
Meet Glassblower Iggy- Iggy’s unique genetics have allowed him to explore glass without pesky upgrades in furnace technology. Combining ancient obsidian with manufactured glass Iggy’s sculptures weave mythical tails. Also a motivational speaker Iggy quips, "Life was tough until I embraced my uniqueness and dropped the "dis" from ability. My work may not set the world on fire but I hope it can help others to see their own unique beauty."