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LIS MANN

Welcome by Lis Mann

Lis Mann, Welcome (2009)
An Interactive Memory Space
The Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock

Lis Mann trained for seven years in textiles and worked as a very successful textile artist and tutor for many years, exhibiting and selling her work in the UK and abroad, having had an earlier career as a social worker and counsellor. Further study led to a BA(Hons) in Fine Art from Buckinghamshire New University. She is currently studying for an MA in Social Sculpture at Oxford Brookes University; this has brought her thinking full circle and she is once again engaging with groups and communities as a facilitator for creative expression, using art as an intervention to discover and enrich people’s creative experiences.

Through the medium of clay and conversation she has discovered new ways to engage with a variety of groups in the community. For the moment, her making skills are on hold, as she has chosen instead to use the spoken and written word and performance as her means of expression.

Click here for Lis Mann's work at the Oxford Brooke's MFA The Mobile Edge Festival



LIS MANN'S CONVERSATIONS AND INTERACTIONS:

Conversations with Clay

Post-Uni Conversations, a conversation with Joan Skelton Smith

Lis's Walk

The Shredded Money Project, a project by Imogen Welch

Remarkable Nature a project by Tineke Bruijnzeels

Places a project by Steve Perfect

Remarkable Bookshelf a project by Cally Trench

Joan and Lis Together a conversation with Joan Skelton Smith

Interface in Reading, a project and a conversation hosted by Ingrid Jensen

Unintentional Traces a project by Linda Francis

Remarkable Place, a weekend of exhibition and events at The Keep, Reading, hosted by OpenHand OpenSpace

Remarkable Bookshelf 2 a project by Cally Trench

Earliest Memories Quilt, a project by Lis Mann

Getting to know you in a matchbox, a project by Kay Sentance


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