University of Brighton, Editorial Photography (BA) 2002-2005. First Class Honours.

Barnard - Lisa, b England 1967. Lives in Lewes, England. Works in London and Abroad. Completed a BA in Editorial Photography with First Class Honors in June 2005 at Brighton University. Her photographic practice is connected to both the fine art and documentary photographic genres. Her area of research is focused on the relationship between aesthetic theories of post Marxist philosophers, present day politics and photographic/film mediums.  She receives regular photographic commissions, including portraiture, architecture, editorial and educational projects. She is visiting lecturer at Brighton University. 2006- present day.

2001/2 Artwave, Lewes, East Sussex.
2003 Part of the Touring Exhibition for Visions of Science.
2003 Artwave, Lewes, East Sussex.
2005 Brighton University and Bargehouse, London.
2007 ‘Theatres of War’ curated by Mark Power with Luc Delahaye, Geert van Kesteren,Chris Stewart and Donovan Wylie. Schindler Factory, Krakow, Poland.
2007 Unicorn Theatre, Looking for JJ.

2005 National Trust, Hampton Court Flower Show, London.
2006 Tavistock Clinic, London.
2007 Unicorn Theatre.
2008 Virtual Iraq. Brighton Photo Biennial Fringe 2008.

On permanent display at the Unicorn Theatre are Holograms of the Children’s Laureates:  Quentin Blake, Anne Fine, Michael Morpurgo and Jacqueline Wilson.  Michael Rosen, the new Laureate, will be completed over the next year.

2003 Winner Daily Telegraph Visions of Science People/Portrait.
2005 Winner Tom Buckeridge.
2005 Runner up Guardian Student Media Awards.
2005 Nagoya University Brighton Award.
2006/7 Arts Council London/South East Individual Award.
2007 Pool of London Partnership Individual Award.
2008 Arts Council South East Individual Award.
2008 Danny Wilson Memorial Award Brighton Photo Biennial 2008.

Lisa is currently working on a tour for her new project, Virtual Iraq. The multimedia exhibition is sponsored by Standard8 and the Arts Council and can be read about in Issue 11 of the Photoworks magazine.

32 Smiths Square is Lisa's most recent project featured in Crosscurrent, 8 Magazine Issue 27. Crosscurrent