Video artist, stage designer, and painter; Naomie Kremer has exhibited widely in the US and abroad. Her work is in many collections including the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Berkeley Art Museum, The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, and the US Embassy in Beijing, China.
Kremer has created video-based set designs for productions including Song of the Earth, by Gustav Mahler, performed at the Marseille Opera House, En Mémoire de… performed at the Musée d’Histoire de Marseille, Musiques Interdites productions; Tristan and Isolde, by Richard Wagner, performed in San Francisco and Luslawice, Poland; Alcina, by GF Handel, performed in Acre, Israel, by the French Baroque orchestra Les Talens Lyriques; the world premiere production of The Secret Garden commissioned by San Francisco Opera; Light Moves, for Margaret Jenkins Dance Company; Bluebeard’s Castle by Béla Bartók, commissioned by the Berkeley Opera; and Lucia Berlin Stories, performed in San Francisco and Paris by Word for Word Theater Company.

Kremer has taught painting and drawing at California College of the Arts, San Francisco; The San Francisco Art Institute; California State University, Hayward; and the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art, Brittany, France. She has been a visiting artist and guest lecturer at The Ruskin School of Drawing and Painting, Oxford University and the Syracuse University Painting Program, Florence, Italy. Kremer is based in California with studios in Berkeley, California and Paris, France.