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Lynnemaree Patterson

Lynnemaree Patterson, Programme Leader, Certificate in Arts + Design, Faculty, employee, staff, Whitecliffe, team, member

Lynnemaree Patterson

Lecturer

Fine Arts

Lynnemaree has worked in a range of positions at Whitecliffe and is currently a lecturer and a Creative Arts Therapist working for Mauri Tui Tuia and with Whitecliffe Masters students as well as Programme Leader Certificate Arts and Design- Symonds St and Manukau.

Her earlier work experience centered on the fields of Sustainability, Community Development and Education both in Aotearoa and internationally.

Lynnemaree has worked in a range of positions at Whitecliffe and is currently a lecturer and a Creative Arts Therapist working for Mauri Tui Tuia and with Whitecliffe Masters students as well as Programme Leader Certificate Arts and Design- Symonds St and Manukau.

Her earlier work experience centered on the fields of Sustainability, Community Development and Education both in Aotearoa and internationally.

Additional Information

She has been a Lecturer in Contextual studies; Cultural Studies; Community Engagement; and Sustainability; Te Ao Maori – Marae hikoi Pastoral Care Coordinator and Student Support Advisor and International Student Coordinator.

As well as Expressive Arts Lecturer Wewak Teacher’s College, Papua New Guinea and Educational Officer and Writer – World Wildlife Fund for Nature.

Lynnemaree is curious about the role the Arts can play in initiating change in the world. I’m reawakening my painting practice and my love of clay. I am community focused and I also like to explore diverse landscapes and people. I surf, run slowly, dance and I am a long term tree planter.

 

Research- conference presentations:

  • Sustainability Rhetoric: Facts and Fictions, Massey College of Business, Auckland.
  • Te Aho Muri Nei – Supporting Innovation, ANZAAE art educator conference, AUT
  • Cities in a Climate of Change: Public Art, and Environmental and Social Ecologies (international conference at the University of Auckland)
  • Becoming part of the solution: Bringing art education and social responsibility together, AICAD Social Practices Conference, Detroit.