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Original oil, charcoal, acrylic Figurative/Abstract — "Different Strokes" · 160 × 180 cm by Barbara Boekelman
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Different Strokes

2024

Medium: oil, charcoal, acrylic
Material: canvas
Size: 63.0 in × 70.9 in × 1.8 in
Orientation: vertical
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About this work

Success is supposed to be determined by hard work. But is it not family, race, money, and gender that shape outcomes long before effort can? For some, higher education is assumed from birth. For others, prison is more likely than university.

About the artist

Barbara Boekelman is an artist from Amsterdam who makes large-scale oil and charcoal paintings that layer contradiction (social, historical, personal) beneath vivid, reworked surfaces. Her work has been exhibited in New Zealand, the Netherlands, and Germany, including being a finalist and prize recipient in the BBA Artist Prize in Berlin. She divides her time between Christchurch, New Zealand and Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

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Barbara Boekelman

Barbara Boekelman

Amsterdam/Christchurch, NL/NZ

Barbara Boekelman is an artist from Amsterdam who makes large-scale oil and charcoal paintings that layer contradiction (social, historical, personal) beneath vivid, reworked surfaces. Her work has been exhibited in New Zealand, the Netherlands, and Germany, including being a…

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