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b. born Madison, GA, 1944
Education
1962
– 1965 Morris Brown College
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2006 Clark Atlanta University Art Gallery, Atlanta, GA
2002 New Work, AIR Antwerpen, Antwerp, Belgium
2001 Evolving, The Atrium Gallery,
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, Atlanta,
2001 New Work, Kiang Gallery, Atlanta, GA
1999 Studies in Black, White and Silver, Mayor’s Office, City of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
1999 New Work, Hammonds House Galleries and
Research Center, Atlanta, GA
1998 Studies in Black, White and Silver, Camille Love Gallery, Atlanta, GA
1995 Spring, Camille Love Gallery, Atlanta, GA
1994 Works on Paper, Delta Fine Arts Center, Winston-Salem, NC
1991 Freddie Styles, Recent Paintings, Hughley Gallery & Objects, Atlanta, GA
1990 Working Roots, Atlanta Financial Center Gallery, Atlanta, GA
1987 The Fall Solo Series, Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta,
GA
1984 –82 Solo Shows, New Work, Crystal Britton Gallery, Atlanta, GA
1983 Recent Work by Freddie Styles, Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, Madison, GA
1978 Fall/Winter Exhibition Series, Martin Luther King. Jr.
Branch, Atlanta Public Library, Atlanta, GA
2004 Process, Fine Arts Building – Spelman College, Atlanta, GA
2004 Little Things Mean A Lot, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, GA
2004 Atlanta Collects Women, City
Gallery East, Atlanta, GA
2004 Tender Landscape, Dalton Gallery, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA
2004 Selections from the Permanent Collection, Hughes Center for the Arts, Duluth, GA
2004 Selected Works – State
Of Georgia Art Collection, The Museum of Contemporary
Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA
2003 Selections From the Permanent Collection, Clark-Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA
2003
The Georgia Triennial, Albany Museum of Art, Albany, GA
2002 Four Friends #2, Auburn Avenue Research Library, Atlanta. GA
2002 The Georgia Triennial, City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA / The Macon Museum,
Macon, GA / The Telfair Museum, Savannah, GA
2000 African American Abstraction, City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA
1997 Tracing the Modern Era, Gwinnett Fine Arts Center, Duluth,
GA
1996 From Rearguard to Vanguard: Selections from the Clark - Atlanta
University Collection of African American Art, Atlanta, GA
1993 The Paul Jones Collection, University
Gallery, University of Delaware
1986 Visual Arts: The Southeast, Atlanta, GA
1984 African American Art in Atlanta: Public and Corporate Collections, The High Museum of Art,
Atlanta, GA
1983 Configurations in Seven Movements, NEXUS Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA
Selected Group Exhibitions
2011 Avisca Fine Art Gallery, Marietta, GA
2004 Process,
Fine Arts Building – Spelman College, Atlanta, GA
2004 Little Things Mean A Lot, Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, GA
2004 Atlanta Collects Women, City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA
2004 Tender Landscape, Dalton
Gallery, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA
2004 Selections from the Permanent Collection, Hughes Center for the Arts, Duluth, GA
2004 Selected Works – State Of Georgia Art Collection, The Museum of Contemporary
Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA
2003 Selections From the Permanent Collection, Clark-Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA
2003 The Georgia Triennial, Albany Museum of Art, Albany, GA
2002 Four Friends #2, Auburn Avenue
Research Library, Atlanta. GA
2002 The Georgia Triennial, City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA / The Macon Museum,
Macon, GA / The Telfair Museum, Savannah, GA
2000 African American Abstraction, City Gallery East, Atlanta,
GA
1997 Tracing the Modern Era, Gwinnett Fine Arts Center, Duluth, GA
1996 From Rearguard to Vanguard: Selections from the Clark - Atlanta
University Collection of African
American Art, Atlanta, GA
1993 The Paul Jones Collection, University Gallery, University of Delaware
1986 Visual Arts: The Southeast, Atlanta, GA
1984 African American Art in Atlanta: Public and Corporate Collections,
The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA
1983 Configurations in Seven Movements, NEXUS Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA
Residencies
2002 Artist In Residence, AIR – Antwerpen, Antwerp, Belgium
1996
– 2002 Artist In Residence, Clayton College and State University, Morrow, GA
2000 Artist In Residence, To Conserve A Legacy, Clark-Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA
1985 – 86 Artist In Residence, Advanced
Acrylic Techniques, Spelman College, Atlanta, GA
Commissions and Fellowships
2001 KBFUS Cultural Exchange Fellowship, The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta and the King Boudouin Foundation,
Belgium
2000 Atlanta: It’s An All-Star Ball – Prototype Ball, Atlanta Braves
1997 Absolute Expressions Collection – “ABSOLUTE STYLES” - Absolute Vodka, Sweden
Public and Private Collections
V & S Vin & Sprit AB, Sweden
Jackson-Hartsfield Airport
Howell and Associates, PC, Atlanta, GA
The Paul Jones Collection, Atlanta, GA / Newark, DE
The Hammonds House
Galleries and Resource Center, Atlanta, GA
Larry and Brenda Thompson, Atlanta, GA
Dr’s Thomas D, Boston and Catherine L. Ross, Atlanta, GA
King and Spalding, Atlanta, GA
Clark Atlanta University Galleries,
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Life Insurance Company, Atlanta, GA
AT & T, Atlanta, GA
Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, Atlanta, GA
CONTEL Corporation, Atlanta, GA
Johnson’s Publishing Company, Chicago,
Il
Clayton College and State University, Morrow, GA
Jan Meersman, Architechen, Antwerp, Belgium
City of Atlanta Portable Art Collection, Atlanta, GA
Perimeter College, South Campus, Decatur, GA
Dr. William Daley,
Boston, MA
Dr’s Darlene and Herbert Charles
Dr Raymond and Mrs Lucy Allen
Frederique Magraff, Brussels, Belgium
Diane and Fabrice Decherchove, Brussels, Belgium
Aaron Rents, Atlanta, GA
Henry Gaitner,
Hamburg, Germany
Melinda Harrow, Paris, France
Bonita Carter, Seattle, WA
The Steele Collection, College Park, ME
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H., Fabulous Faces at Museum for African Art, The
Amsterdam News, New York City, October 23 –29, 1997, Vol. 88, No. 43
ABSOLUTE EXPRESSIONS at Woodruff Arts Center, The Champion, Decatur, GA, July 22,
1998
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Art
Three Locals Make Mark with ABSOLUTE Art, The Atlanta Journal/Constitution, July 4,1998
Fox, Catherine, Safe Introduction to the Art of Blacks, The Atlanta Journal/Constitution, June13, 1997, pp. 18
Contemporary
Artist Showcase Directory, Art Search ’96, Southern Arts Federation, Atlanta, GA, pp. 106
Britton, Crystal A., African American Art, The Long Struggle, Smithmark Publishers, New York, NY, pp 126
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Follows Nature’s Free-Spirited Lead, The Atlanta Journal/Constitution, May 12, 1995, pp.G1
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Woodham, Martha,
The Collectors, The Atlanta Journal/Constitution, April 22, 1994
Homer, William I., African American Art, The Paul Jones Collection, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 1993
Johnson, Marilyn, The Life of the Party at
Carnival, The Atlanta Journal/Constitution, February 12, 1993, pp. K3
1992 In Review, Annual Guide 1993, Art In America, August 1993, pp. 34
Fox, Catherine, National Invitational Exhibition, Visual Arts Review, The
Atlanta Journal/Constitution, August 7, 1992
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Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, GA, 1988
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and Styles, Freddie, The AHA Gallery, The New Art Examiner, Chicago, Il, January 1975
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