original giclees by Holly Burch

Holly began painting in oils while at Tulane University studying art and archaeology. She continued to paint in various media in between working anthropology projects in Washington state, The Netherlands, and Memphis TN. When Holly settled on Cape Cod, she became a member artist and for some years served as the administrator of the Falmouth Artists' Guild. Her award-winning oil paintings have been displayed at the Cape Cod Art Association, Falmouth Artists' Guild, and Provincetown Art Association, as well as in Highfield Hall, and Cape Byway Gallery. Her work is also represented in private and corporate collections, including the Doreen Grace Brain Center, and Benthos. Local art critic Peter Koenig described Holly's oil paintings as surrealist, as she likes to add the element of time to her work.

In the 2000s, Holly approached several new media. She made a series of art films that incorporate her own paintings with found images, one of which was accepted into the Seattle Short Film juried show. Holly also began experimenting with digital art media. Her work became a favorite among the global members on digital art sites. She is now offering a limited, signed series of museum-quality giclee prints.