SELECTED PRESS
Tom O'Connor’s arts podcast, Holly Bass interviewed on arts education, Spring 2022
WAMU, NPR, "These Artists Are Still Making Public Art...," April 14, 2020
Washington CityPaper, "...Multi Generation Black Performance Art Collaboration," June 13, 2019
DC Metro Theater Arts, "Holly Bass Celebrates Sisterhood...", July 25, 2018
DC Theater Scene, "Holly Bass on How the Starbucks Arrest Mirrors Her Latest..." July 22, 2018
Washington Post.com, “In the Galleries,” review of Root Work, March 16, 2016
Washington CityPaper, “(e)merge art fair: review,” October 10, 2014
Afrikadaa, “Holly Bass: Mind and Body Performance,” May 2014
Brightest Young Things, “Chillest Moves of 2013,” December 16, 2013
Pink Line Project, “Hamiltonian ‘Spotless’ Exhibit Highlights Race and Gentrification,” July 19, 2013
Washington Post, “Galleries: Hair Apparent,” July 5, 2013
WJLA, “Working Woman: Meet artist Holly Bass,” June 28, 2013
Washingtonian Magazine, “The New Guard: People Who Are Shaping Washington,” December 2012
Live Unchained, "Visual Seduction: Holly Bass on Dance Theater & Performance Art," October 27, 2012
The Stranger, "This Is What A Feminist Looks Like," October 24, 2012
Washington Post, “A ‘consciousness’ shared onstage,” August 3, 2012
Capitol File, “Artiste Provacateur,” May/June 2012
Washington Post, “Women don’t play the way that men do,” March 2, 2012
DC Magazine, “Generation Quest,” December 2010
Washington Life Magazine, “New School in Session,” February 2008
Ollantay! Theater Magazine, Interview by Marvette Perez, 2007
New York Times, “Examining the Many Hues That Create Black and White,” Nov. 19, 2007
Washington CityPaper, “Fake Your Booty,” Sept. 28, 2007
Washington Post Express, “Meaning in Motion,” April, 12, 2007
Washington Post, “Hip-Hopping the Fence to a New Form,” July 11, 2006
Washington Post, “Holly Bass’s Diary: Dear and Delightful,” July 25, 2005
Village Voice, “Show Me the Money,” April 19, 2005