Artists
- Annabel Emson
- Arno Beck
- David Lindberg
- Güler Ates
- Hideki Iinuma
- Jordy van den Nieuwendijk
- Jurriaan Molenaar
- Lucy Cordes Engelman
- Michelle McKeown
- Nicolás Romero Escalada
- Peter Bogers
- Siyue Pan
- Attilio Esposito
- Ron DeFelice
- Mariah Ferrari
- Jim Mooijekind
- ARJEN
- Lotte Keijzer
- Juan de la Rica
- Mathilda Marque Bouaret
- Pepi Schikowski
- Xian Kim
- Ryan Browning
- Bo Bosk
Bo Bosk
Bo Bosk (1992) is an autodidactic figurative Dutch-Surinamese painter working and living in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Through bold brushstrokes and striking contrasts, Bosk expresses a keen understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced during his personal transition from boy to man, characterized by prosperity and hardship.
Illustrating this period’s heightened emotions, efforts at self-reflection, and search for identity, the works reflect his struggles and experiences of adversity – trials which, in retrospect, proved essential in the transitional period of man.
In his ongoing series, Bosk unites personal experience with the archetypal imagery of cowboys, reflecting the artist’s childhood personification of manhood as a macho, stoic figure. Through his choice of color palette, bold brushstrokes and striking contrasts Bosk brings to life the rugged landscapes, iconic hats, and weathered expressions of cowboys, symbolizing the trials and tribulations encountered on the path to manhood. By connecting these elements, Bosk highlights the primal aspects of masculinity, challenging societal norms and preconceived notions
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