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TYLER BRULE

Journalist, Founder - Wallpaper and Monocle

RACHEL BROWN

Founder - Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers

RUTH JACOBS COHEN COLLIE

Writer

J.H. ASHDOWN

Businessman  "Merchant Prince of Winnipeg"

IZZY ASPER

Lawyer   Media Magnate

MARGARET LAURENCE

Novelist

ETIENNE GABOURY

Architect

MINNIE J. CAMPBELL

Social Activist

GUY MADDIN

Filmmaker

DEANNA DURBIN

Actress

MARCEL DZAMA

Artist

NELLIE MCCLUNG

Feminist  Activist

LIONEL LEMOINE FITZGERALD

Artist - Group of Seven

GABRIEL ROY

Author

MONTY HALL

Game Show Host

NAHANNI FONTAINE

Political Activist

SYLVIA OSTRY

Economist

CHANTAL KREVIAZUK

Singer Songwriter

FRANZ JOHNSTON

Artist - Group of Seven

SENATOR MURRAY SINCLAIR

Chair, Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission

MIRA SPIVAK

Politician

SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON

WWII Spy “The Real James Bond”

48 Portraits was inspired by Gerhard Richter’s 48 Portraits of white European men of historic and cultural interest painted for the German pavilion of the 1972 Venice Biennale, and Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein’s reply 20 years later with 48 women. For her solo exhibition Something About Winnipeg, Freeman expanded the dialogue to equal numbers of female and male figures, all Winnipeg connected, some known, some less-known, some of aboriginal heritage, in an attempt to level the playing field and address issues of rights and equality.

48 PORTRAITS

Acrylic on mylar on wood panel

60 x 68 inches, 5.5 x 7 inches each