Holly D. Gray is a North Texas-based multidisciplinary artist and educator who received her MFA from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2019. Since 2016, she has served as an adjunct photography professor across North Texas, most recently at Texas Christian University.
Gray’s work draws from 19 years of caring for her daughter with disabilities to explore conceptual narratives that consider both emotional and physical female labor. Through photography and sculpture, her practice examines quiet symbolism in caregiving, the passage of time, and acts of memorialization. Since 2005, Gray's artwork has been exhibited regionally and nationally and featured in various print and online publications. Her educational work includes local workshops for all ages, speaking engagements, private instruction, and teaching photography at the university level.
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Gray was selected as an Amon Carter Community Artist for 2026. She has been a recurring visiting artist at The Modern Museum of Fort Worth since 2018. She has been a member of the Fort Worth Art Collective since 2019, curating and co-curating group exhibitions while collaborating with local businesses, galleries, and fellow artists. In 2021, she founded Made of Gray, LLC, providing web design and photography services for creatives and small businesses.