In 2006 while on hiatus from my psychotherapy career, I worked on an amazing public art project with a dual focus: mounting Georges Rousse's installations in deteriorating warehouses and revitalizing community involvement in downtown Durham.
See a short slideshow--click here: Georges Rousse Durham Project (2 minute audio slideshow)
Emily Cox, Ceramic Sculptor
1966: Born & raised in L.C., Louisiana
1986-87: Scholarship Year Abroad, Catholic University in Angers, France
1988: B.A. Loyola University, New Orleans (Public Relations/French)
1988-91: Public Relations French Cultural Services, French Consulate
1991-93: Apprentice to Director, Ya/Ya, Inc. & Young Artists’ Mentor
1990-1993: New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts (Figure Sculpture/Drawing)
1993-1995: Carrboro Elem. School (teaching asst./social work intern)
1995-97: M.S.W. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
1996: Begin raising two children near New Hope Creek in Durham, NC
1997-2004: Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist
2004--: Claymakers student, figurative-landscape theme exploration
2006: Georges Rousse-Durham public art project site captain/translator
2008--: Co-pres., Clayworks Guild