By Sue Latta
Sue Latta is a determined and intuitive sculptor who creates visually poignant, skillfully executed artwork utilizing a variety of processes, including welding, woodworking, carving, casting and photography –she’s continually exploring new materials and processes in service of artistic expression.
Sue has held over 20 solo exhibitions. Her work is found in collections throughout the United States and Canada. She has served as an artist in residence for the City of Boise, the Livestrong Foundation, and the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY, and received grants from the Idaho Commission on the Arts, Boise City Arts Commission, ImageOut, Nevada Arts Counsel, and the Alexa Rose Foundation.
Sue owns The Sculpture Studio in downtown Boise where she teaches and mentors artists in welding, woodworking, and other artistic disciplines. She’s taught an array of art courses at Boise State University where she currently holds a position as a lecturer in the School of the Arts teaching Arts Entrepreneurship. She has proven herself as a valuable contributor in nurturing talent and appreciation for art as well as being a great example of a professional artist.
The Boise Weekly selected Sue as “Best Local Visual Artist” in 2015, an indication of her wide appeal. She is also committed to giving back to the community. She serves on boards, volunteers for causes, and follows her convictions from supporting those undergoing cancer treatments to championing marriage equality.
Sue is generous with her knowledge and bold in her convictions.
