Teaching
Lise has worked in Ontario schools for many years through the Ontario Arts Council’s Artists in Education program, and Learning through the Arts. She is available to work in schools, galleries, museums, or libraries, designing cross-curricular and age-appropriate lessons.
Lise especially enjoys teaching pop-up bookmaking techniques to young people. Designing pop-ups is a cross-curricular activity: visual imagery, design technology, story-telling and writing skills are all integrated parts of the finished work. Pop-ups can be tied into many classroom activities.
Some samples of student works
Samples of Adult Student work
At a workshop at Women's Studio Workshop at New York State, Maeve Maurer created this tunnel book.
Photo credit: Pamela Wright
This is Maeve's carousel book.
Photo credit: Pamela Wright
A pop-up book made by Serena Ataples at the University of Calgary.
Photo credit: Laurel Johannesson
A pop-up book made by Melissa Lim at the University of Calgary.
Photo Credit: Laurel Johannesson
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