Holly Andres is a photographer and director known for her stylized cinematic scenarios. Her work has appeared in galleries and museums from Barcelona, Istanbul and Bogota, to New York, San Fransisco and Atlanta with viewers drawn to her often dark and mysterious or bright and witty imagery.

Andres work regularly contributes to publications such as The New York Times Magazine, TIME, The New Yorker, and The California Sunday Magazine, while her fine art has been featured in Art in America, Artforum, Exit Magazine, Art News, Modern Painters, British Journal of Photography, PDN, American Photo, Oprah Magazine, Glamour, Bust, and Art Ltd.- which profiled her as one of the 15 emerging West Coast artists under the age of 35. 

Her work has earned her numerous grants and awards including the 2016 PDN Photo Annual in Advertising for a campaign she made in collaboration with Saks Fifth Avenue and Refinery29, as well as AI-IP American Photography awards for features in The California Sunday Magazine and TIME.

Clients
The New York Times Magazine • The New Yorker • TIME • Vanity Fair • Wired • ESPN • California Sunday Magazine • New York Magazine • Bloomberg BusinessWeek • Refinery29 • Teen Vogue • Wall Street Journal • Pitchfork • Fader • MCSweeney’s Press • Glamour • GQ • Fast Company • Bleacher Report • Smith Journal • Runner's World • T Magazine • Real Simple • Popular Mechanics • The Telegraph • Inc. Magazine • Foreign Policy • Popular Science • New Scientist • Medium • Italian Corriere della Sera • Complex Magazine • Yahoo Style • Men's Health • L Magazine • LOOX Germany • Marie Claire Brazil • Random House • The Psychologist • AARP • Stern

• Saks Fifth Avenue • Nike • Kallista • Facebook • Wieden and Kennedy • Secret • Yoplait • 72andSunny • Teavana • Noyes Studio • The Oregon Cultural Trust • Go Veggie! • Oregon Coast Aquarium • Zoom Care • Greyhound Pet Adoption Northwest • Visit McMinnville • Green Peace • Poise • Clear • Umpqua • National Paris Opera Ballet • Daimler • Ziba • Brew Dr. • Redwood Hills Farm

 
Photo by Robbie Augspurger

Photo by Robbie Augspurger

 

REVIEWS, INTERVIEWS & PRESS
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Artsy Art Forum
The Wall Street Journal
Art News
The Seattle Times
Art in America
Art Ltd. Magazine Collector Daily Portland Monthly
THE Magazine LA Photo Shelter Modern Painters
Empty Kingdom
Daily Serving
Portland Mercury
PDN Photo of the Day
BUST Magazine
Time Out New York
EXIT Magazine
Art Scene LA
LA Times
Hey Hot Shot!
Hey Hot Shot! Interview
NY Magazine
The Missoulian
The Independent
PORT
That's A Negative
The Art Network
Art Cat
Photomedia Center
Portland Mercury
Art Lies
NY Fine Arts Examiner
Go See
Illiterate Magazine
Knowledge News
Wired Magazine
Lapham's Quarterly

VIDEOS & PODCASTS
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The Portland Art Museum, Artist Talk, Cindy Sherman Untitled #150
OPB Art Beat
KQED, Sparrow Lane, The Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco
Art Focus: KBOO Radio Interview with Joseph Gallivan
"Fall of Spring Hill" Guided Video Tour, Hartman Fine Art, Portland Premiere
Outlook Portland, CWTV Interview with Holly Andres, David Bragdon + Erik Schnieder

SELECT EXHIBITIONS (• indicates solo show)

2024 Rad Dad and the Family Tree, The University of Montana Gallery of Visual Arts, Missoula •

2023 Omnipresent: Photographs From The MAM Collection, The Missoula Art Museum, MT

2022 At the Threshold, Gold/Scopophilia Gallery, Montclair, NJ Celebrating Women’s History, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY

2021 MOP (Month of Photography) Photography Biennial, Visions West Contemporary, Denver, CO Love in the Time of Covid, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY

2020 30 Years of Women, curated by Jane Jackson & Anna Walker Skillman, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA Examining the American Dream, Photo Center NW, Seattle, WA Private Consignment Salon and Sale, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA

2019 Life is a Highway: Art & American Car Culture, Toledo Museum of Arts, OH Toughened to the Wind and Sun: Women Photographing the Landscape, Portland Art Museum, OR Inner Feminine, Women’s History Month Exhibition, Wieden & Kennedy, Portland, OR •

2018 The Homecoming, Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner, WA •  Winter Group Show, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, WA Dreamers of Oregon: Out of the Shadows: •  — ICP Projected, International Center of Photography, New York City, NY — Pacific University, Hillsboro Campus, OR —Pacific University, Forest Grove Campus, OR —Hillsboro Civic Center, OR —Portland City Hall, OR —The Portland Mercado, OR —The Walters Center, Portland, OR 2017   Ezra Pound, Sun Valley Center of the Arts, Haley, ID • Fast Forward // Rewind, The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia Objects, Manner, Means, Radius Gallery, Missoula, MT Visual Chronicle of Portland, Regional Arts and Culture Council, Portland, OR 2016 Holly Andres: The Homecoming, The Missoula Art Museum, MT • The Fallen Fawn, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, Portland, OR • The Yellow Wallpaper, CoHo Productions, Portland, OR • Just Visiting, SOIL Gallery, Seattle, WA 2015 The Fallen Fawn, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY • Winter Group, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, Portland, OR  Stilleven: Contemporary Still Life, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Salem, OR Fotografica Bogota, Bogota Colombia, 2015 4th Floor Contemporary Collection Exhibition, Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Northwest Art, The Portland Art Museum, OR. Pacific Northwest 2.0, Institute of Visual Arts, Milwaukee, WI  Seattle Art Fair, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, WA Object Stories, Portland Art Museum, OR Winter Coat,  Powells Books, Portland, OR 2014
OFFF Barcelona Opening Party, The Folio Club!, Barcelona, Spain
Shine: Winter Group Exhibition, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, Portland, OR
Notions of Beauty: NW Fashion Photography NOW, The Steven Goldman Gallery, Portland
OPB Art Beat 15 Year Anniversary Group Exhibition, Portland
Holly Andres, Umpqua Community College, Roseburg, OR •
2013
Holly Andres: The Homecoming, Hallie Ford Museum, Salem, OR • 
Holly Andres: The Homecoming, Photo Center NW, Seattle, WA •
Holly Andres: Strange and Familiar, Din Din Supper Club, Portland, OR •
Selections Four: Recently Acquired Paintings & Photographs, Charles A. Hartman Fine Art, Portland
2012
The Fall of Spring Hill, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA • 
Emerging: New Photography Acquisitions, The Portland Art Museum, OR (curator, Julia Dolan)
Inside/Outside, Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco, CA
The Fall of Spring Hill, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY • 
2011
The Fall of Spring Hill, Hartman Fine Art, Portland, OR • 
The Trail of Sparrow Lane, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA • 
AIPAD, Robert Mann Gallery, NYC, NY
Paris Photo, Robert Mann Gallery, France
Art Miami, Robert Mann Gallery, FL
Food For Thought, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY
2010
Epilogues II, Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY
Pedaling: Bicycle Photographs from Then to Now, Hartman Fine Art, Portland, OR
Portland 2010 Biennial, Disjecta: Templeton Building, Portland, OR
Sparrow Lane, Casa Dell’arte, Istanbul, Turkey •
Holly Andres, Pacific Northwest College of Art, Photo Gallery, Portland, OR •
Fashion and Fiction, Miller Fine Arts Center, Linfield College, McMinnville, OR
Photo LA, Los Angeles
Paris Photo, France
2009
Sparrow Lane, Robert Koch Gallery, San Francisco, CA •
Between History and Memory, Herron School of Art, Indianapolis, IN
Portraits, Worksound, Portland, OR
Sparrow Lane, DNJ Gallery, Los Angeles, CA •
Photo LA, Los Angeles
Paris Photo, France
2008
Sparrow Lane, The Robert Mann Gallery, New York City, NY •
Sparrow Lane, Quality Pictures Contemporary Art, Portland, OR •
Stories From a Short Street, Missoula Art Museum, Missoula MT •
Age of Innocence, DNJ Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2007
Deep Play: Joyful Revelry and Subversive Whimsy, Missoula Art Museum, Missoula, MT
25 Objects x 25 Photographers, Nemo Design, Portland, OR
Girl Machine, Honfluer Gallery, Washington D.C.
Hey, Hot Shot! Jen Bekman Gallery, New York City, NY
POW! (Pictures of Women), Quality Pictures Contemporary Art, Portland, OR
Portland Art Museum Oregon Biennial, Portland, OR
Annual Juried Exhibition, Newspace Center for Photography, Portland, OR
Stories From a Short Street, Ogle Gallery, Portland, OR