Susan Loftin (b. 1950)

Original entry by

Chris Dobbs, New Georgia Encyclopedia,

05/16/2017

Last edited by NGE Staff on 07/19/2017

Susan Loftin

was born in January 1950 in Newnan. Her work is in permanent collections all over the world, including the High Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, both in Atlanta. Her clay piece Earthenware Container is part of Georgia's State Art Collection.

Media Gallery: Susan Loftin (b. 1950)

Cite This Article

Dobbs, Chris. "Susan Loftin (b. 1950)." New Georgia Encyclopedia. 19 July 2017. Web. 02 July 2020.

Partner Links

From Our Home Page

Jekyll Island, at 5,700 acres, is the smallest of Georgia's barrier islands.

Jean Childs Young was the first lady of Atlanta during the mayoral terms of her husband,

Barbecue (barbeque, BBQ, BarBQ) is a popular cooking method used primarily for meats served at parties, picnics, family gatherings, and fund-raisers.

The Blessing of the Fleet is a centuries-old tradition originating in southern European, predominantly Catholic, fishing communities.

Arts & Culture	Government & Politics
Business & Economy	History & Archaeology
Counties, Cities & Neighborhoods	Science & Medicine
Education	Sports & Outdoor Recreation
Geography & Environment	People

For Educators