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Phyllis Hollis is a patron of the arts and an advocate for underrepresented BIPOC Artists, Female Artists, and Art Professionals. Her podcast and social media platform, @Cerebral_Women, offers unique content created to engage art enthusiasts, and connect with the broader art world.

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She seeks to engage and educate those interested in cultural initiatives supporting underrepresented artists and promoting greater equality and equity within the visual arts community.

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Hollis is a trustee of GuildHall of East Hampton NY, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture NY, and the School of Visual Arts Alumni Society NY. She is a member of the MoMA Black Arts Council executive committee. She has a proven track record of successfully driving DEI initiatives and programs.

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Hollis has more than thirty years’ experience in Institutional Investment Banking and is the former CEO of a boutique broker-dealer in NYC.

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She holds Digital Marketing Certifications from Cornell, Google, Harvard.

Follow Phyllis Hollis on Instagram: @cerebral_women

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SHANTEL MILLER presented by NEWCUBE

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MAUDE CORRIVEAU presented by GALERIE NICOLAS ROBERT

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MAUDE CORRIVEAU Nature morte emballée II, 2022, Oil on canvas, 24 × 20 in. GALERIE NICOLAS ROBERT.

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RHONDA K. BROWN presented by MALCOLM BROWN GALLERY

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ALIDA CERVANTES presented by GALERIE DIX9

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WILSON IMINI presented by TAAG GALLERY

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RHONDA K. BROWN presented by MALCOLM BROWN GALLERY

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JAKE AIKMAN
presented by
SUBURBIA CONTEMPORARY

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