Clark was a special guest at the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies and a moderator for the Art and Architecture Symposium at Wellesley College. She has executed many public works of art including the “NOMA Nile” for the New Orleans Museum of Art’s "Treasures of Tutankahamun" exhibition, “Art Cars” at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), PS1, and other institutions. Her work is in museums and private collections including the New Orleans Museum of Art, and has been exhibited at many galleries including Fischbach Gallery in New York, Heath Gallery in Atlanta, and Galerie Simonne Stern and Arthur Roger Gallery in New Orleans.
- Subject Matter
- Landscape
- Collections
- City of New Orleans Percent for Art
About the artist
Emery Ann Clark
b. 1950
Clark was a special guest at the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies and a moderator for the Art and Architecture Symposium at Wellesley College. She has executed many public works of art including the “NOMA Nile” for the New Orleans Museum of Art’s "Treasures of Tutankahamun" exhibition, “Art Cars” at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), PS1, and other institutions. Her work is in museums and private collections including the New Orleans Museum of Art, and has been exhibited at many galleries including Fischbach Gallery in New York, Heath Gallery in Atlanta, and Galerie Simonne Stern and Arthur Roger Gallery in New Orleans.
