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David Gilbert’s’s show Stationery, is reviewed by Bill Arning online at Two Coats of Paint. Arning writes: “Given the severe limitations he imposes upon himself, the range of emotional and formal effects is astonishing. The longer one remains with these photographs, the more expansive they become – philosophically, spiritually, even emotionally. By pausing the flow of time, they preserve the tender evidence of a beautiful instant.”
Holly Coulis was interviewed by Dan Gratz on his podcast, More Light. The two artists discuss Coulis’s paintings and studio practice, as well as artistic inspirations and influences.
Holly Coulis’s show’s Whereabouts, is reviewed by Riad Miah in Whitehot Magazine. Miah writes: “In her hands, still life sheds modesty and reasserts its capacity to confront fundamental questions: how to see, how to attend, and how to remain present before the ordinary until it reveals the extraordinary.”
Holly Coulis is exhibiting works in a group show titled Better Living, at Cooper Cole Gallery in Toronto, Canada. The show is up through August 30, 2025.
Holly Coulis is having a solo exhibition of her works, entitled “Song”, at Philip Martin Gallery in Los Angeles. The show runs through April 19, 2025
“Paper Room”, a group show at Halsey McKay Gallery featuring contemporary works on paper, includes new works by Graham Anderson, Glen Baldridge, Holly Coulis, Alex Dodge, and David Scanavino. March 1 – April 27, 2025
Holly Coulis is featured in In a Wave, a two person show with Clare Grill at SOCO Gallery in Charlotte, NC. The exhibition is on view through the end of 2024.
Holly Coulis has two gouaches included in Slow Looking, a group show at Dinner Gallery. The exhibition is on view September 12 through October 26, 2024.
Holly Coulis has an artwork included in A Cup is a Cup, a Tree is a Tree, a group show at Deanna Evans Projects. Other artists include Charlie Goering, Michael Gac Levin, Caitlin MacBride, Lee Maxey, Jesse Ng, Cait Porter, and Crys Yin. The exhibition is on view though August 9.
Holly Coulis has new paintings debuting in Turn, a solo show at Philip Martin Gallery. The exhibition is on view July 15 through August 12, 2023.
Alex Dodge, Holly Coulis, and Glen Baldridge have works exhibited in a group show at Maki Fine Arts. The exhibition is on view May 13 – June 25, 2023.
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery will be exhibiting artworks by Alex Dodge, Graham Anderson, Holly Coulis, and Benjamin Butler at Art Brussels 2023, Booth 5B-43.
Holly Coulis and Pamela Jorden have paintings in Pocket Universe, a group show at Phillip Martin Gallery. The exhibition, which celebrates the gallery’s recent move to a new location, is on view 14 February through 11 March, 2023.
Sun Shift, a solo show of new works by Holly Coulis, is on view at Cooper Cole Gallery in Toronto, Canada. The show runs January 28, 2023 through March 11, 2023.
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery will be exhibiting artworks by Alex Dodge, Erika Ranee, Holly Coulis, Joy Curtis, and Kemar Keanu Wynter at NADA Miami 2022, booth 1.05.
Pamela Jorden and Holly Coulis have paintings included in Holly Coulis, Jackie Gendel, Pamela Jorden, Yoora Lee, a group show at Philip Martin Gallery. The exhibition is up August 6 through September 17, 2022.
“Eyes and Yous” was reveiwed by Mina Juhn for Whitewall.
Eyes and Yous was reviewed by Alfred Mac Adam for The Brooklyn Rail. The author contemplates the act of seeing in relation to Coulis’s new artworks.
Graham Anderson and Holly Coulis have work in Interior Constructs, a group show at Projekt 105 in New York, from September 17 – October 24, 2021.