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SELECTED EXAMPLES: WORKSHOPS AND PARTICIPATION
As a collaborative extension of her enquiries into how experience is formed and disseminated, Marianne is continuously engaged in collaborative, participatory and educational projects as sites for developing and exchanging skills, understandings and ideas
Recent examples includes:
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MAP YOUR WORLD, 2007 - present
Gallery Workshops and Study Days - Collaboration, Participation, Education
The British Library 
: Diverse sessions to explore maps as social documents that carry evidence to the preferences, choices and ideologies of their makers. Includes creative and critical activities to test diverse methods of map-making and examine their consequences for how we see the world and our position within it.
Developed and delivered in collaboration with artist Jean Campbell |
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MEDICINE AT THE MOVIES, 2010
Collaboration, Participation
Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons, London
: A project to facilitate senior participant's movie making on the theme of medicine. The resulting film - Encounters: 10 Words to John Hunter - premiered at Hunterian Museum, London and Thackray Museum, Leeds, March 2010, and will be on public display at the Hunterian Museum, 6 July - 11 September 2010
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THE NEW KEW ILLUSTRATED ARCHIVE OF TREES, 2009
Collaboration, Participation
Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
: A collaboration with Kew's Herbarium, Library, Art and Archives, to develop a new archive object through research and public workshops as part of The Big Draw 2009 - News: Workshops wins Trailblazer Drawing Inspiration Awards 2009
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YOUNG RESEARCHERS TAKING LIBERTIES, 2009
Participatory Research Project
The British Library
: A 10-week research project to enable Young Researchers to creatively and critically explore Human Rights and Civil Liberties in relation to the history and potential future of society, its individuals and their communities
 Young Researches' Blog: Taking Liberties
Scalable images of outcome: Liberties? a game to start debate
Young Researchers Taking Liberties' Project Page - The British Library
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DOUBLE TROUBLE: DRAWING OURSELVES INTO SITE, 2009
Participatory Project
TATE Modern
: A 2-day photography, drawing and mapping project to explore how site may influence who we are, when and where. Developed in response to the work of artist Roni Horn in the exhibition Roni Horn aka Roni Horn , Tate Modern 2009 |
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TWO, 2008
Participatory Project and Moving Image Commission
TATE Modern and the BFI
: A 7-week project on working collaboratively, from within the contexts of exhibition and archive, to consider the philosophical relationships between photography and film in relation to portraiture
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CHARLESTON SUMMER SCHOOL: AN ALTERNATIVE GUIDE TO SITE, 2008
Collaboration, Participation, Workshops
Charleston, an artist's home and garden, Lewes 
: A 5-day young people's summer school to explore how it is possible to collaboratively map a site according to own preferences and - by making this evident - inspire new experiences in others
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OTHER PAST PROJECTS (selection) |
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BEYOND THE FACE (2010)
Participation, Collaboration
National Portrait Gallery
: A three day project for young people to explore the images in Irving Penn Portraits and create a series of personal portraits in response. Culminating in a public screening at the Gallery.
Co-led with photographer Tom Wichelow
FROM CHROMAKEY TO MTV (2010)
Participation, Collaboration
National Portrait Gallery
: Motivated by the 'Beatles to Bowie' exhibition, a Sunday Session workshop for young people to explore the processes behind 1960s to 1970s-style
pop videos and create their own video experiements using early special effects and hand made tools. Co-led with artist Howard Matthew
DRAWING INTO SITE/SIGHT (2008)
Commission, Collaboration, Participation
The British Library and Campaign for Drawing
: A commissioned collaborative event to explore how site may be alternatively mapped and represented through the attributes (heights), opinions and ideas of its staff, readers and visitors
MEDIA, MATERIALS, TECHNIQUES AND MEANING (2008)
Study day for KS5 art students
TATE Britain, London
: A practical study day to investigate material use and meaning in modem and contemporary art for the development of students' individual work and practices
CURATING PRACTICE (2007)
Workshops and Exhibition
Commissioned by Studio Voltaire, London
: A participatory and contextual research project to identify links between the development of individual work, fine arts practices and contemporary society. For art students at Stockwell Park High, London
INSTALLING INTERACTION: ARE YOU AFRAID OF A GOOD TIME? (2007)
Workshop and Installation
TATE Modern, London
: A 2-day workshop for Southwark art students to practically research installation art - and the use of audience participation and anticipation as strategy and material - in relation to Carsten Holler's installation: Test Site , Tate Modern, 2006|07
GRAPHIC CHANGE (2005)
Photographic Project, Workshops and Commission
Shed 22, London
: Photographic project, workshops and mural commission for Stratford Advice Arcade. Delivered in collaboration with artist Ed Harper and Newham Young Carers
CY TWOMBLEY: LUNCHTIME TALKS AND WORKSHOPS (2004)
Gallery Workshops and Talks
Serpentine Gallery, London
: Interactive gallery talks, discussions and drawing workshops in response to the exhibition 'Cy Twombley: 50 Years of Work on Paper'
MAGNIFICENT MATERIALS and MATERIAL STORIES (2002-03)
Gallery and Collection Projects
TATE Modern, London
: Four 10-week Primary Schools' projects linking art to science to explore the meanings, associations and story telling potential of materials as used in modern and contemporary art from the Tate Modern collection
Magnificent Materials Project Site - Tate Modern
Material Stories Project Site - Tate Modern
THE BOX: A PERSONAL APPROACH, 2000
Gallery Workshop and Event
Milton Keynes Gallery
: Facilitation of mixed media workshop and conversation events for artists participating in the exhibition 'Women Beyond Borders'
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