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Inspired by parts from machines, electronic instruments, costume jewelry, and old postcards & photos, Mann’s recurring but always changing parts give his work its storytelling quality and theatricality. His titles include The Posthuman Dada Guide: Tzara and Lenin Play Chess, The Poetry Lesson, and Whatever Gets You through the Night: A Story of Sheherezade and the Arabian Entertainments.

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Eight years ago after a long hiatus from painting, and success as a jewelry artist, I decided it was time to re-invigorate the interest and drive I have always had to put paint on canvas.

Codrescu worked for National Public Radio as a commentator and has been featured on ABC News' Nightline. https://collections.mfa.org/objects/458919/space-frame-neck-piece-do-you-believe-in-luck;jsessionid=A8C0B1B63F4EF2D7DC45F27F4E723692?ctx=ef8e18aa-cd33-4c08-bfea-8a80df18bdbb&idx=3

  • ↑Thomas Mann, "Memory Map" Collage Box with Brooch, 1992, mixed media, The Daphne Farago Collection, MFAB 2013.1712.

    We make for them what they cannot make themselves.

    • Thomas Mann

    Artist

    born Allentown, PA 1947

    Born
    Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

    Active in
    • New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
    Biography

    Thomas Mann sees jewelry as a medium of artistic expression like painting or sculpture.

    He studied performing arts in college, but became a jeweler because he wanted a countercultural lifestyle that emphasized simplicity, equality, and pleasure in ones work. Not just in the physical landscape but also in the psychological, scientific, mythological and spiritual mindscape.

    Objects that that are functional, useful, playful, but can also be baffling, curious, confusing and maybe frightening, but are unavoidable.

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  • ↑ 2.02.12.22.3Cordescu, Andrei; Herman, Lloyd E. (2001). https://collections.mfa.org/objects/475232/memory-map-collage-box-with-brooch;jsessionid=A8C0B1B63F4EF2D7DC45F27F4E723692?ctx=ef8e18aa-cd33-4c08-bfea-8a80df18bdbb&idx=4
  • ↑Thomas Mann, 6 brooches, 1993, mixed media, Gifts of E.

    Lloyd Herman, founding director and director emeritus of the Renwick Gallery (1971-1986), SAAM 1997.71.1-6. The microbiome, musical idioms, geometric forms, the heart form, which has always been a deeply loved geometric mystery, my jewelry objects, which turn out to be sketches for painting themes, interesting signage, safety stripping (I’ve been collecting unusual safety stripping images for years, intending to develop a book about it) and now…..objects in the landscape.

    At this writing, I am in an Artist in Residency in a small southern central town in Portugal.

    Since 1980, he has combined sentimental images like hands and old photographs with the industrial look of machine parts in an attempt to help humans become more comfortable with technology. Thomas Mann: Metal Artist. Throughout the years, Codrescu has been awarded many honors including the Big Table Poetry Award, General Electric Foundation Poetry Prize, and National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships for poetry, editing, and radio.

    Here I have discovered “Objectos na Paisagem”, Objects in the Landscape, in a revelatory moment, realizing that I’ve doing just this all along.

    Collecting and being inspired by the usual and unusual things that humans make, discover, or imagine as the focus of expressing them in my work.

    Being in a really different landscape and environment, (here it’s high desert) in a town that was established in 1519, in a landscape that has no trees for wood*, so all of the housing is based on ceramic bricks and cement, and all of the accompanying devices, and building methodologies to do so delivers of really unusual and interesting collection of objects.

    It is a commonly held artist belief is that our mission is to realize and portray work that is meaningful to the observer, giving them an interpreted view that enhances their perceptions.

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  • ↑Thomas Mann, "Space Frame Neck Piece (Do you Believe in Luck?),1992, mixed media, The Daphne Farago Collection, MFAB 2006.345.