Sarah Holl Studio and Gallery
wednesday through Saturday 12 to 4
Sarah Holl Studio & Gallery is located on Main Street in Dennis, Massachusetts, just a short distance from her family’s historic Scargo Pottery. Housed in a former grocery store built in 1880, the yellow building with carved corbels and a welcoming porch is filled with flowers in the summer and light year-round. Inside, the walls showcase large-scale mixed media collage paintings alongside select clay works, while the center of the gallery functions as a working studio. Sarah often paints in full view, with multiple pieces in various stages — some just beginning, others collaged with reflective foils, or freshly sealed in resin. Visitors are invited to watch the creative process unfold and to engage with the artist directly.
The gallery is open most Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. year-round, with occasional short winter breaks. Guests are encouraged to browse, ask questions, and enjoy the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. You may also meet Jethro, the studio’s gentle miniature Bernedoodle, who greets visitors with a calm hello, quietly adding to the warmth of the space. A horseshoe hangs above the front door, symbolizing continuity, good fortune, and a touch of family tradition — a fitting emblem for a gallery where art is made, shared, and celebrated every day.
Also Represented in Nyc and Santa Fe
You can also see Sarah Holl’s work in select galleries beyond Dennis
Sometimes the best thing you bring home from New York isn’t what you packed. Following her pop-up exhibition in SoHo, Sarah Holl was invited to join Gallery 71 by owner Alfred González. A longtime fixture of Manhattan’s Upper East Side art scene, Gallery 71 has represented contemporary artists for more than three decades. Holl is delighted that several of her paintings have found a home there.
In Tesuque, New Mexico, Holl is represented by Tesuque Glassworks, a small glassblowing studio and gallery run by her friend Charlie Miner. The studio shows a few of Holl’s paintings at a time — often her horse-themed works — alongside live glassblowing demonstrations. The colorful space, with peacocks roaming the grounds, has inspired some of her own peacock paintings and offers visitors a unique blend of art, craft, and natural beauty.
In New York City, her pieces were featured at Gallery Galleon, a Soho pop-up April 8–12, 2026, at 188 Lafayette Street. Gallery Galleon, founded in Puerto Rico and run by Marion Fischer, showcases contemporary artists in a dynamic exhibition setting.
