Ann Latinovich is a multidisciplinary fine artist whose garden, studio, writing, and visual work form one living practice.

Working across drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, installation, and film, she creates expansive bodies of work exploring the complexities of human experience through observation, symbolism, and material experimentation.

Ann Latinovich makes moot the age-old debate about which art form is superior. She has created her own medium. It's called the possible.

- Rachel Posner

Working With Space

Throughout her career, Latinovich has created original artwork for private collectors and architectural settings. Drawing on decades of experience in fine art, commissioned portraiture, and installation, she brings a developed understanding of scale, proportion, light, and the relationship between artwork and its surroundings.

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Selected Recognition and Education

Latinovich’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Italy. Her projects include collaborations and presentations associated with the Art Institute of Chicago and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, along with installations at Chicago’s historic Water Tower and LondonHouse Chicago.

Her professional experience also includes nearly twenty years of commissioned portrait photography, during which she completed commissioned artworks of two Presidents of the United States.

She holds a BFA from Tyler School of Art and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her professional experience includes visiting artist appointments, educational programs throughout the United States, and international workshops, including a fresco program in Siena, Italy.

Becoming Eros

Becoming Eros is an evolving body of work exploring vitality, embodiment, and transformation. Moving across drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, and installation, the work investigates the relationship between the physical world and interior life, with the hare emerging as a recurring archetypal presence.

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