Born in Dallas Texas December 7th 1967, Jennifer earned her B.A. in Architecture from Arizona State University and later pursued fine art studies in Europe. If she had her way, Jennifer Hollack would live in a little house made of stones on the Greek Island of Paros. She would spend her days barefoot by the sea, painting people and boats, and at night dancing with the men and women of the village. Her love affair with exotic places took root while studying architecture and art at the Aegean Center for the Arts, which is located on Paros.

Jennifer’s love of exotic cultures and history have enriched her work and ideas with an expressive fascination for color, texture, pattern, and form. “All my life I’ve been taught to do my best” Jennifer explains “When I was in Venice I saw the most beautiful piece of glass art, I took all my spending money and invested in that vase, it was my big splurge today, when I paint a piece of art I think to myself, this is someone’s big splurge, with that in mind I try to create a piece that’s beyond my expectations, I want it to be the best piece that I can paint”. Jennifer credits her mother’s boundless creativity as the inspiration for her own. Ms. Hollack has recently made several trips to Egypt and inspiration apparent in her work of the late 1990’s. Ms. Hollacks work appears nationally and her popularity as an artist has blossomed in the new millennium. Ms. Hollacks work is now available as original art, limited edition prints, and signed glicees. Her work appears at galleries throughout the United States. She is presently represented by the Phoenix Art Group, one of the largest fine art agencies in the United States.