<p>Ikahl Beckford is a Jamaican-born artist who was raised in New York City and lives in the Bronx. His work celebrates his love for humanity and music through various media and by using brushes, pencils, and other tools. Beckford’s style is versatile, diverse, and expressive. His subject matter often represents cultural exchanges, freedom, individuality, strength, and power. He also paints graceful and confident women with influences from Caribbean and African cultures.</p>
<p>A crying Rastafarian woman looks over a procession of chained African-American slaves, heading out of a stylized New York City across a bridge towards white graves, a burning figure on a cross, and an imprisoned man.</p>
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