Frieda Howling is an artist, print maker, teacher and a writer. Her works abstracts oil, black and white lino prints, box constructions and assemblages, etc. grace many private collections in the U.S. and abroad and hang in several corporate collections. She has had numerous solo shows throughout the United States, as well as Munich, Berlin, and Beirut. She taught Art at the Lebanese American University in Beirut (LAU.) She is a member of the Arts Council of Milford and Greater New Haven, Connecticut. She holds a Bachelor degree from Douglass College, Rutgers University and a Master degree in Interior Design from University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Frieda Howling works of many years culminated in Art in Lebanon, 1930-1975, which was published by LAU Press in 2005. In this book, she chronicles the paintings and sculptures of the first Lebanese contemporary artists. Other publications include:
· From The Traditional to the Modern and Contemporary Art in the UAE
Eastern Art Report Magazine, London 1997
· Changing the Scene with a Mural, School Arts Magazine, April 1975
· Creativity with Textile Paint, School Arts Magazine, March 1971