
Heidi Latsky Dance
Art Form(s):Artist Bio
HEIDI LATSKY, originally from Montreal, began her dance career in 1983, most significantly as a principal dancer for the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company (1987-1993). Her style and philosophy of dance were shaped by this experience, leading her to co-found Goldhuber & Latsky (1993-2000), known for notable commissions.
In 2001, she established Heidi Latsky Dance (HLD). Her career has included significant achievements such as receiving a Creative Capital two-year award for her work “GIMP” in 2009. She has made her mark in the physically integrated dance field, touring internationally and giving impactful keynote speeches.
Latsky is a strong advocate for disability rights and is involved in various organizations and mentoring programs. She has also served as an adjudicator and presenter in the dance community.
Heidi Latsky holds a BA in Psychology with Honors. Her most recent awards include the Martha Hill Dance Fund Mid Career Artist Award; the Moving Our World Award for Social Justice Advocacy from The IDEAL School of Manhattan; and being honored by Dance Parade as Grand Marshal.