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Education
1970 – 1974 California College of Arts & Crafts Oakland, CA
Bachelor of Fine Arts
§Painting, graphic design
1968 – 1970 Vermont Academy Saxton River, VT
§Board of Trustee Scholarship, Ford Foundation Scholarship
1967 - 1968 Art Students League New York, NY
1963 – 1965 Institute of Jamaica Kingston, Jamaica, WI
Grants/ Fellowships (awards/honors, etc)
1999 Certificate of Appreciation Art Lecture, Mission College, Los Angeles, CA
1996 Heart of the Nation-Proclamation of Art Achievements, Kansas City, MS
1995 Recognition of service to the people of the Watts Community, Watts Tower Exhibition,
Los Angeles, CA
1994 County of Los Angeles, in recognition of outstanding and distinguished service in
numerous personal and professional accomplishments, Office of the Mayor Award, Los
Angeles, CA
1993 Certificate of Appreciation, The Jamaica Awareness Association, CA
1990 Certificate of Appreciation – Activities Enhancing Community betterment “La
Salle Wall Mural”, City of Los Angeles, CA
1990 Certificate of Commendation, “La Salle Wall Mural”, City of Los Angeles, CA
1990 California Legislature Assembly Certificate of Recognition, CA
1990 CEBA Awards for Excellence, The Hexing Rites-Painting, Art in advertising
1990 CEBA Awards for Distinction, The Hexing Rites-Painting, Art in advertising
1989 Los Angeles NAACP ACT-SO Judge
1989 Certificate of Appreciation-Art Education, City of Los Angeles, CA
1989 State of California-Art Education for Women in Prison
1986 LAUSD Certificate of Appreciation: Efforts and achievements in art education for
children with special needs, Sven Lokrantz School, Los Angeles, CA
1985 Certificate of credit for art education for children with special needs, Los Angeles
Unified School District, CA
1983 Certificate of Recognition, Outstanding Community Service-Art Education, Museum of
Arts & Crafts, Los Angeles, CA
1983 City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department Certificate of Appreciation for
Community Service, CA
1968 Ford Foundation Scholarship, Summer Art Student League Mentor Program
Exhibition Record(*solo shows marked by asterisk)
2003 GLAAACC 2003 Art Salon, Masonic Temple Heritage Museum, Los Angeles, CA
2003 African American Art Legends Exhibition & Awards Gala, FDG Gallery, Los Angeles,
CA
2003 34th Annual National Juried Exhibition, Artist Council Award, Palm Springs Desert
Museum, CA
2002 *Travels in the Spirit World, The Museum of African American Art, Los Angeles, CA
2002 *Artist Circle Award, Jamaica Cultural Alliance, Los Angeles, CA
2002 Los Angeles Urban League Art Exhibit, Purchase Award, Los Angeles Convention Center,
CA
2001 London Exhibition Tour 2001, (traveling exhibition), Alexandra Galleries, Caribbean
Expo, Yemanja & Linx, London, England
2001 A Caribbean Odyssey 2001, CLICO Purchase Award, Colonial Life Insurance Company,
Trinidad, W.I.
2001 *The Material and the Spiritual, Selections of Rag & Revival Series, Mutual Life
Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
2000 *Rag Symbols, (installation and performance), Palm Springs Desert Museum, CA
2000 *Rags, R&B Gallery, Palm Springs, CA
2000 Magic Illusions, Southwest College, Los Angeles, CA
2000 Contemporary Popular Artists, GenesisArtline.com, New York, NY
1999 *New Works, Passions Gallery, Provincetown, MA
1998 *New Rhythm, Passions Gallery, Provincetown, MA
1997 *The Spirit of Color – Bernard Hoyes Exhibition, Galerie 400, Washington D.C.
1997 *Entrance – The Way to Enchantment, Seven Sanctuaries, Sherman Oaks, CA
1997 *Bernard Hoyes, Forum Art Gallery, Dana College, Blair, NE
1997 *Art to Fall in Love With, Passions Gallery, Provincetown, MA
1997 *Passages, Museum of African American Art, Los Angeles, CA
1996 Questioning Equality: An Artistic Discourse, Riverside Art Museum, CA
1996 Across The Street, Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi, TX
1996 Across The Street, Anchorage Museum of History and Art, AK
1996 *Roots and Rhythm, Eth’ Nicart, Kansas City, MO
1995 *Journey Through the Spirit: 25 Years of Magical Realism, Watts Towers Arts Center,
Los Angeles, CA
1995 Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou, Vodou Reflections in conjunction with the UCLA Fowler
Museum of Cultural History’s Exhibition, Galerie Lakaye, Los Angeles, CA
1995 Across The Street, Laguna Art Museum, CA
1995 Across The Street, Armand Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA
1995 Untitled, Mexican American Bar Association Scholarship, Self-Help Graphics, Los
Angeles, CA
1995 Untitled, Alba Marrero/Campaign For Mark Ridley Thomas, Self-Help Graphics, Los
Angeles, CA
1995 9 From LA, Riverside Art Museum, CA
1994 Dancehall, Grosvonor Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
1993 Outtakes, Zeneta Kertisz Art, Venice, CA
1993 Caribbean Echoes, Litwin Gallery, Wichita, KS
1992 *Bernard Hoyes, Stones Gallery, Washington D.C.
1992 Ju-Ju Brothers, Zeneta Kertisz Art, Venice, CA
1992 Casualties of Contemporary Life, Kingston Restoration Project, Kingston, Jamaica
1991 *Revival, Savacau Gallery, New York, N.Y.
1991 *Revival Series, LaBelle Gallerie, New Orleans, LA
1991 Massive, Museum of African American Art, Los Angeles, CA
1991 Tribute to Carver G. Woodson, California State University, Dominguez Hills, CA
1991 People to See Places to Go, Palmetto Gallery Studio, Los Angeles, CA
1990 Series 1 & 2 Zip Zap, Human Art Gallery/Studio, Venice, CA
1990 Brandywine Workshop, Brandywine Institute, Philadelphia, PA
1989 *Victory of the Spirit, Mutual Life Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
1989 Venice Summer Exhibit, Human Art Gallery/Studio, Venice, CA
1988 Colors, Watts Towers Arts Center, Los Angeles, CA
1988 Art & Social Conscience, McNay Art Museum/San Antonia Art Institute, TX
1988 *Past News in Review, Human Art Gallery, Studio, Venice, CA
1988 Atelier X & XI, Gallery Otra Vez, Los Angeles, CA
1988 *Caribbean Collection, LaBelle Galerie, New Orleans, LA
1988 Multicultural Directions, Gallery Tanner, Los Angeles, CA
1988 Atelier VIII & IX, Self-Help Graphics Juried Show, Los Angeles City College, CA
1987 3rd Annual Juried Exhibition, Museum of African American Life and Culture, Bishop
College, Dallas, TX
1987 Annual Juried Exhibition, Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park, Los Angeles, CA
1987 *Revival Series, Human Art Gallery/Studio, Venice, CA
1987 *Watercolors, Environmental Concerns, Bolivar Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
1987 Marcus Garvey Centennial Exhibition, (traveling exhibition) Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture Subsidiary of the New York Public Library, NY
1986 *Land Textures in Watercolors, Human Art Gallery/Studio, Venice, CA
1985 Recent Paintings & Drawings by Los Angeles Artists, Urban League, Los Angeles, CA
1984 *Revival Series, Bolivar Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
1983 *Revival Series Premier, Bolivar Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
1983 Juried Selection ’83, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Rental Gallery, CA
1982 *Bernard Hoyes, Caribbean Cultural Institute of Los Angeles, CA
1980 Artists for Economic Action, Fidelity Federal Savings & Loan, Beverly Hills, CA
1979 *Rag Series, William Grant Still Community Art Center Municipal Art Department, Los
Angeles, CA
1979 Rag Series, West Coast Black Exhibit, Brand Library Art Galleries, Glendale, CA
1972 Black Expo, (juried), San Francisco, CA
1969 *Bernard Hoyes, Shepardson Gallery, Saxton Rivers, VT
1969 Art Students League, NY
1966 Hills Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Selected Bibliography
Dr. Paul Von Blum, “Jamaican Sources & African American Visions: The Art of
Bernard Hoyes.” 2005/
Melissa Lauber, “Conference theme shown in Hoyes painting,” UM Connection Daily,
May 27, 2005, 5.
Sandra Rose, “’Halleluia’ at Wonderland,” Jamaica Gleaner, May 30,
2004.
Bell Hooks, “Tearing Out the Root of Self-Hatred,” The Other Side, May &
June, 2003.
Kellie Magnus, “Art: ‘Soul Revival’ Jamaica,” MACO Caribbean Living,
Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2002.
Bridget Barnette, “Bernard Stanley Hoyes! His Art Speaks to Us,” The Long Beach
Times, December 5, 2002, 12A
“Promoting the Spirit of African Visual Art: Bernard Stanley Hoyes,” Afrikan
Business & Culture, Vol. 2, No. 16, 2001, 12-13.
Valerie Bizier, “An Artful Latitude,” Palm Springs Life, May 2000, 102-103.
Emilie M. Townes, “Humming a Hymn,” (images), The Other Side, May & June
2000, 37.
Kenny Klein, “Museum celebrates Black History,” The Desert Sun, February 14,
2000.
Leah Ollman, “Art Reviews,” Los Angeles Times, November 10, 2000, F24.
Jean McKig, “Artist Bridges Cultural Gaps with paintings of Jamaican Life,” The
Desert Sun, February 14, 1999, F3.
Joseph Woodard, “From Mystery to Mysticism,” Los Angeles Times, August 14, 1997.
Reed Johnson, “Focusing on Magic of Mundane,” LA Life Weekend, August 15, 1997.
Leatha Simmons Mitchell, “Fresh Paint – National Scene,” The International
Review of African American Art, Vol. 13, No. 4 January/March 1997, 4, 10-11, 17.
Nedra Myricks & Andra Higgs, “The Spiritual Journey of a Man & His Art,”
(images), The Business Guide To Ethnic Art, January/February 1997, 22-25.
Estella Holeman, “Hoyes Art Show,” The L.A. Watts Times, August 17, 1997, 21.
Reed Johnson, “Focusing on magic of mundane,” Los Angeles Daily News, August 15,
1997.
Jim Nowogrocki, “Religious Art Reflects Today’s Spiritual Climate, ”Art
Business News, July 1996, 1, 101-108.
Willie Wofford Jr. (editor), Impressive Artists, Ebony Man, July 1995, 46-56.
Portal Publications Ltd., “Revival”, calendar, 1995
Connie Monaghan, “On the First Day of Kwanzaa . . .,” (image), LA Weekly,
December 22-28, 1995, 37.
“Ethnic Art Crossing Boundaries and Breaking Down Barriers,” Décor, April 1995.
“Jamaican Artist – Bernard Hoyes,” Everybody’s – The
Caribbean-American Magazine, April 1995, 24.
Carol King, “Musical Imagery Crosses a Broad Scale,” Art Business News,
September 1995, 1, 101-108.
Gary S. Goldman (editor), “Art Finds “A Different World”,” Décor,
January 1993, 26
Diane Lewis, “Spirituality, commentary in Hoyes’ art,” The Wichita Eagle,
1993, C1.
Beverly Cook (editor), “Visual Arts Master Bernard Stanley Hoyes Celebrates Caribbean
Beauty & Culture with Art,” The LA Watts Times, November 11, 1993, 23.
Bell Hooks, Folk & Native Art Thrive on Today’s Longing for Simplicity,” The
Other Side, November/December 1993, 1, 72-74.
RC, “And Goodwill to All,” Financial Executive, January/February 1992, 32.
Tom Perew, “Bernard Hoyes,” Black Elegance, May 1992, 78.
Audrey J. Bernard, “Art ‘N Soul,” Daily Challenge, December 27, 1990, 12.
Pick of the Month, (image), The New Criterion, 1989-90.
Shelly Fling, “Bernard Stanley Hoyes,” U.S. Art, April 1989, 58
Crescenia Leon Medhurst, “Intrinsic value of art,” The Sunday Gleaner, June 25,
1989, 2C.
Jenni Campbell, “The works of Bernard Stanley Hoyes,” The Jamaican Record, July
4, 1989, 11.
Louise King, “Crossing the Boundaries of Ethnic Art,” Décor Magazine, August
1989, 60-68.
Crescencia Leon Medhurst, “Kingston re-charges an artist,” The Sunday Gleaner,
August 14, 1988, 4B.
Andrew Hope, “Art vs. Technique – Bernard Hoyes Show,” The Daily Gleaner,
April 22, 1987, 5.
Cresencia Leon Medhurst, “Jamaican Bernard Hoyes – Establishes his art in
California,” Flair Magazine, May 11, 1987, 14.
Andrew Hope, “Childhood Memories – Bernard Hoyes Show,” The Dailey Gleaner,
1984, 20.
Andrew Hope, “Under The Net,” The Daily Gleaner, March 16, 1983
Crescencia Leon Medhurst, “The Art of Hoyes,” The Sunday Gleaner Magazine, March
13, 1983
Los Angeles Wave Newspapers, June, 1983.
Archie Lindo, “Spirit of light-heartedness,” The Star, March 1983.
Jamaica Daily Gleaner, March 1982.
Los Angeles Gleaner, March, 1982.
Los Angeles Times, March, 1982.
Los Angeles Weekly, March 1982.
Civic Center News, October 1981 & 1982.
Los Angeles Weekly, October 1981.
Patricia Mantabe, “From the Artist’s Point of View,” Witness, July/August
1979, 1
CCAC Spectrum, March 1973.
Gallery Representation
626 Gallery
Bolivar Gallery
Gallery Caprice
Mutual Life Gallery
Passion Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Wonderland Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Commissions
2003 Bernard Hoyes, Calendar
2002 Grand Performances, Los Angeles Cultural Affairs & Self Help Graphics
2001 Women of Virtue, Calendar
1994 African American Review, University English Department
1991 Partnership Development Counsel: The Black Community in Transition, October 1991
1990 In the Spirit of Contribution, First A.M.E. Church, Los Angeles, CA
1990 Mural at the Craft & Folk Art Museum – joint project with Wilshire Crest
& Carthay Elementary Schools, Cosponsored by the Museum & City Wide Murals
Project, Los Angeles, CA
1989 Michael Colina, Private Music album jacket
1989 Josheri Production, Marina Del Rey, CA
1985 County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Services, Metropolitan Family AIDS
Fundraiser
1986/87 Los Angeles City Wide Murals Program Cultural Affairs Department, Self-Help
Graphics, Los Angeles, CA
1987 Steven Lokrantz School Mural, Reseda, CA
1985 McAlister High School, Tri-C Program, Reseda, CA
1980 Room for One More Adoption Agency, city, CA
1980 Charles R. Drew Postgraduate Medical School, Los Angeles, CA
1980 Ward A.M.E. Church Women Ministries, Los Angeles, CA
1980 Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York, NY
Collections
Air Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Alcan Aluminum Corporation, Montreal, Canada
American Embassy, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Bengamin and Elanine Antonetti, NY,NY
Bolivar Gallery, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Brazilian Embassy, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Capitol Records, Hollywood, CA
Carol Horowitz, Santa Monica, CA
Cecile Lee, NJ
Chief Neigobengo Life Time Chief of Nigeria
Ciboney Estates Limited, France, Negrezco-Nice AM
Clarissa Saunders, Los Angeles, CA
Cliff Meyer & Kathy Root,Beverly Hills, CA
Claudette Hankins, Long Beach, CA
Debbie Morgan, Sherman Oaks, CA
Delta Burke, Los Angeles, CA
Denise Soares,NY, NY
Dr. & Mrs. Frank/Claudia Fiaschetti, Rolling Hills, CA
Dr. Terry Marks, Venice, CA
Edward Borg, NY
Ellis Jones, Los Angeles, CA
Ernest Byner, Washington, D.C.
Frankie E. Lennon, Los Angeles, CA
Gene P. Percudani, Tannerville, PA
Gregory Howard, DC
Hans Teewisse, Holland
Harold & Jaime Gordon, Roland Heights, CA
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