Clint Fluker produces cultural experiences that put museums and libraries on the map. He has spent his entire career proving that culture is the most powerful tool an institution has.

Growing up with a deep love for Black history and culture, Fluker found his calling at the intersection of art, archives, and community. He is a producer in the fullest sense of the word — someone who conceives the vision, builds the team, raises the money, secures the partnerships, and sees the whole thing through until the doors open and people walk in and feel something they didn't expect to feel.

His productions span exhibitions, films, murals, podcasts, symposiums, conferences, and musical albums. His landmark initiative Footwork — developed around the FIFA World Cup at Emory University — became one of of the institutions most celebrated cultural moments, drawing together artists, scholars, athletes, and community members around a shared love of the game and the culture it carries.

His current body of work, His Dope Materials, is the project closest to his heart. It is a solo exhibition and forthcoming book that invites audiences into his daily meditative process of making, remembering, and finding peace in a restless mind.

He lives and works in Atlanta with his wife and creative partner, Nasim and their two children. He holds degrees from Morehouse College and Emory University.