Color and Clay: The Life and Art of Sarah Holl Lecture and Q/A

The Museum School at the Cape Cod Museum of Art presents:

Color and Clay: The Life and Art of Sarah Holl Lecture and Q/A

Thursday, August 22, from 4:00 - 5:00 pm.

Member $12 / Non-Member $20, includes Museum Admission

Sarah Holl will present a one-hour lecture detailing her evolution as an artist from a young woman working in clay, developing her skills working from the human figure, to creating new techniques with various media including acrylic and resin. The lecture will be accompanied by a visual presentation and there will be a Q&A.

This lecture is offered in conjunction with Color and Clay: The Art and Life of Sarah Holl  on view August 8 - November 10, 2024.

Recipient of the CCMoA Artist Muse Award, Sarah Holl will present a wide-ranging collection of her colorful paintings and ceramic sculpture inspired by human and animal forms and the natural environment. Read Press Release.

Sarah Holl is an innovative mixed-media painter and ceramicist who began her career in clay at her family’s Scargo Pottery on Cape Cod. Sarah’s early influences were her grandfather the Swiss-born, American sculptor Arnold Geissbuhler, father and artist Harry Holl who co-founded the Cape Cod Museum of Art, Sam Feinstein, and Cynthia Packard. Her evolution as an artist began in clay with large-scale ceramic installations which can be found in many collections including Cape Cod Hospital. Sarah has numerous works displayed in public spaces around Cape Cod and is currently based at her studio in the Village of Dennis. Sarah attended the Art Institute of Boston. She shares her passion for the arts on a daily basis by being a mentor for numerous interns and teaching figure drawing and portrait painting classes at her studio. Sarah is committed to art and continues to explore new methods for her creativity. 

Cancellation Policy: The Cape Cod Museum of Art must be notified 1 week prior for a refund.