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Lin Emery
Lin Emery (b 1928) is an American Kinetic Sculpture Artist based in New Orleans.
== Life ==
Lin’s Hungarian father died when she was three. Although the family home was in Larchmont, New York, Lin’s mother spent the winter season in Florida, and kept her daughter with her. This meant shuttling between a fall and springtime school in suburban New York, and a winter school in Florida. A final full year in a boarding school, with a Rudolf Steiner curriculum, provided the structure to earn college entry credits. At age 16, Lin entered Columbia University. From there she continued changing schools, attending Syracuse University, the University of Mexico, the University of Chicago, and the Sorbonne. Whenever there was free time from classes, she painted and drew, on her own. In Paris she spent evenings drawing from a model, and, noticing a sculpture studio, taught by Russian artist Ossip Zadkine, she enrolled. It was there that she found that sculpture would be her life.
On returning to the United States she learned welding and casting at the New York Sculpture Center. Settling in New Orleans she turned her living quarters into a fully equipped studio.〔Lucie-Smith, Edward. ''Lin Emery: Borrowing the Forces of Nature.'' Published by The New Orleans Museum of Art, 1996.〕
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