Tina gulotta

Tina Gulotta is a California painter whose evocative landscapes and atmospheric compositions are inspired by the quiet beauty of nature juxtaposed with the human figure and handcrafted patterns. Her work is recognized for its luminous color, refined craftsmanship, and emotional resonance.

Gulotta’s latest solo exhibition, Wallflowers, exhibited as part of the artist residency program at the Harmony Studio Gallery in Harmony, California in August 2025.

Gulotta’s other noted exhibitions include “Italianità: Italian Diaspora Artists Explore Identity”, Italian American Museum of Los Angeles; “Art from California” The Walker Art Collection in Lawrence, Kansas; and “Fresh” 525 Studios, Santa Monica, California. Previous artist representation included Rachel Lozzi Gallery, Los Angeles, Ortega Art, San Francisco and Design Atelier in Hollywood, California. 

Gulotta’s paintings are held in private collections nationwide, including those of musician, Don Henley of The Eagles, author and designer M.G. Lord and actors Michael Wincott and Hudson Leick.

Born in the Berkshires of Massachusetts, Gulotta studied at Montserrat College of Art in Boston and Otis/Parsons School of Design in Los Angeles before establishing an independent studio practice in California. She is also a noted poet and award-winning historic preservationist focused on historic architecture in California.