Collection: Carrie Goller

Nature is Carrie Goller’s inspiration. A Bainbridge Island native, she now works from her studio on Washington's picturesque Hood Canal.  Carrie transitions within several genres and multiple mediums including oil, encaustic, egg tempera, watercolor and mixed media. Carrie paints sea and landscapes, cityscapes, abstracts, still life, botanicals, custom portraiture, wildlife and nature, just to name a few of her subjects. She is well known for her creature paintings, especially birds.

Recently, Thirty-two of Goller’s paintings were featured in a solo exhibit at Washington’s award winning, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and you will still find tempting works of hers for sale in their museum store. Currently she shows the majority of her art in her own, Carrie Goller Gallery, located in Historic Downtown Poulsbo, WA, as well as in several other galleries across the country. Her work has been featured in national publications such as American Art Collector, and Jennifer Margell’s book, Encaustic. Carrie Goller is one of 500 juried world-wide signature members of Artists for Conservation Foundation. 

“As a colorist, I truly appreciate Carrie Goller’s work. She has a wonderful talent for creative combinations that really do engage the eye.” 

- Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute and Director of the Eiseman Center for Color Information & Training.

  • Carrie Goller is the best and brings joy to people's lives with her work!

    - Amy B, Seattle 

  • Carrie is a brilliant teacher, but also patient and supportive of each artist and their individual style. She knows how to bring out the best in her students. I have also witnessed het teaching children and they love her!

    -Esther P, Winter Park, FL

  • Carrie is incredibly talented. I have personally enjoyed her artwork for years. I also follow her on social media, where she often gives her followers a glimpse behind the scenes as she creates her masterpieces. The Carrie Gollar Gallery has become a landmark in Poulsbo where we all look forward to admiring all she has on display. She also features other local artists. I highly recommend visiting her gallery while in Poulsbo!

    -Sasha S, Poulsbo

Carrie Goller

Nature is Carrie Goller’s inspiration. A Bainbridge Island native, she now works from her studio on Washington's picturesque Hood Canal.  Carrie transitions within several genres and multiple mediums including oil, encaustic, egg tempera, watercolor and mixed media. Carrie paints sea and landscapes, cityscapes, abstracts, still life, botanicals, custom portraiture, wildlife and nature, just to name a few of her subjects. She is well known for her creature paintings, especially birds.

Recently, Thirty-two of Goller’s paintings were featured in a solo exhibit at Washington’s award winning, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and you will still find tempting works of hers for sale in their museum store. Currently she shows the majority of her art in her own, Carrie Goller Gallery, located in Historic Downtown Poulsbo, WA, as well as in several other galleries across the country. Her work has been featured in national publications such as American Art Collector, and Jennifer Margell’s book, Encaustic. Carrie Goller is one of 500 juried world-wide signature members of Artists for Conservation Foundation. 

Additional Representing Galleries

Rehs Contemporary Galleries (New York, NYC)
Jones & Terwilliger Galleries (Carmel and Palm Desert, CA)
Abend Gallery (Denver, CO) Agent - Larry Winn, CEO
Nanny Goat Gallery, Petaluma, CA
MHS Licensing & Consulting (Minneapolis, MN) Account Executive - Pansy Winterburn
Grand Image (Seattle, WA) Agent - Larry Winn, CEO

Invitational Exhibitions, Honors and Awards

  • The Palm Beach Show, Palm Beach, FL, February 2025
  • The Winnetka Show, Illinois 2024
  • The Newport Show, Rhode Island, Rehs Contemporary Galleries, July 2024
  • Hamptons Art Fair, Rehs Contemporary Galleries, July 2024
  • Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Solo Exhibits - Creatures Comfort - 25 pieces throughout the museum during summer exhibition (June through September 2018). Artist in Action presentation / speech.
  • Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle 20/20 Vision: 2020 CoCA Members Show - Adrift, encaustic 20x20 chosen out of 1,218 (March - April 2020)
  • Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Trunk show - invited to display and sell collection of recent works in a one-day solo event - July 7, 2018 in conjunction with her recent exhibit Creature Comforts.
  • Bainbridge Island Working Studios, one of 20 artists invited to exhibit August 8-10, 2013 at Mesolini Glass Studio, Bainbridge Island
  • Directors Gallery, Bainbridge Island, WA sole artist / solo exhibit February 2012.
  • Bainbridge Island Gateway,  one of 36 artists invited to decorate a Frogs on Bainbridge public art project.  Bugsy now on display in front of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art until September 2014 auction to benefit Bainbridge Island Downtown Association, sponsored by Bainbridge Island Gateway
  • Collective Visions Gallery, Bremerton, WA, Buffalo Jump invited to The 2013 Annual Juried Washington State Exhibition
  • Stormchaser III awarded 1st Place Overall Category, Countryside Art Competition October 2012, Light Space & Time Art Gallery
  • Artists for Conservation Foundation, one of 500 artists world-wide to be juried and accepted into this international non-profit organization dedicated to the celebration and preservation of the natural world
  • Collective Visions Gallery, Bremerton, Wa, PopTart and Finch invited to The 2011 Annual Juried Washington State Exhibition (2/11)
  • Northwest Maritime Center, Port Townsend, WA, The Shape of Water juried exhibition (4/10 - 6/30), see video
  • Port Angeles Fine Art Center, WA, Strait Art 2010 invitational/juried exhibition (3/4 - 5//10)
  • Peninsula College, Port Angeles, WA, Strait Art 2010 invitational/juried exhibition (3/4 - 5//10)
  • International Color Marketing Group, one of 10 artists selected to exhibit at semi-annual conference (4/19/09)
  • Healthy Living Expo, invited by Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce to promote art in healing, sponsored by Harrison Medical Centers, encaustic demonstration (1/28/09)
  • Peninsula Art League, Kimball Gallery, Gig Harbor, WA, hired to Judge 250 member exhibit
  • Global Art Venue, Seattle, WA (now closed), invitational solo exhibition (two separate exhibitions during June and July 2003)
  • National PTSA Reflections Program, judged K-5th grade student entries for state competition
  • Jeanne F. Roberts Consutling (private Art Broker), Almost Famous private exhibit, Bellevue, WA, one of 20 artists selected (November 14, 15, 16)
  • Picture Source, Seattle, one of 16 artists represented; one of two artists chosen for limited editions on national print market
  • Indianola Garden Tour sponsor, The Trillium School, chose “Pucci” for 2007 poster art / publicity campaign
  • Bainbridge in Bloom (garden tour), two works chosen as runners up for 2007 poster; two works featured on 2007 boxed set of cards
  • Bainbridge in Bloom (Patron Dinner Auction), selected as commissioned artist 2006
  • Madoka Restaurant, Bainbridge Island, chosen as house artist
  • Silverdale Art Walk, 2006 Honorable Mention Award; art featured on cover of Sound Publishing group’s What's Up
  • Bremerton and Silverdale Art Walks, selected as solo featured Artist in Action (2004, 2005)
  • Susan G. Komen Rally for a Cure, Keynote Speaker / Portrait Presentation, Wing Point Golf & Country Club, Bainbridge Island (2004)