Anise Stevens, Author at Trebuchet Magazine

Artistry in Assembly: Lillianna Pereira

10/11/2017 Anise Stevens

Human experience (including the artist’s) is not necessarily unique (read more)

Bread Houses, Dreaming Horses: Urs Fischer

24/10/2017 Anise Stevens

Haunting or playful? Urs Fischer’s unique sculpture proves you can have both (read more)

Control, chaos and geometry: Julien Pacaud

14/07/2017 Anise Stevens

French illustrator and artist Julien Pacaud makes a study of control, and letting it go (read more)

Art

Moroccan Pop: Hassan Hajjaj

13/04/2017 Anise Stevens

Moroccan Roll: Hassan Hajjaj blends US, Arabic and London imagery in a pop art approach that is all his own (read more)

The Right Stuff. Rogue Taxidermy (Lisa Black)

14/09/2016 Anise Stevens

Unsettling and incisive, Lisa Black’s artworks ask questions of the viewer and our approach to nature (read more)

Spectral Awakenings: Kazuki Takamatsu

07/09/2016 Anise Stevens

Spectral and monochromatic, the post-tsunami art of Kazuki Takamatsu is a more mature form of manga (read more)

Street Art to Gallery – An LA Story (Gary John)

29/08/2016 Anise Stevens

The transition from street art to gallery credibility takes talent and a scoop of good luck. Gary John has both. Profile. (read more)

Scissors, Paste and Acuity: Isabella Kelly-Ramirez

22/08/2016 Anise Stevens

Deconstructing (and reconstructing) the female beauty myth (read more)

A Reliquary for Eros in Ruin: David John Attyah

06/08/2016 Anise Stevens

Two installations in mixed media offer an insight into the male psyche via classicist symbolism (read more)

Visceral Fluidity; Cool, Cool Water (Samantha French)

31/07/2016 Anise Stevens

Painting the quiet tranquility of water and nature (read more)

Sand, Solitude, Space. Zakaria Wakrim: Amarg (Photography)

22/07/2016 Anise Stevens

Zakaria Wakim’s photography encounters the heart of solitude in the Sahara desert (read more)

Turbulent life, Noble legacy. The art of Mike Kelley

07/07/2016 Anise Stevens

Sadly inhabiting the role of tortured artist, Mike Kelley railed against an establishment which eventually broke him. (read more)

Protests, Parties, Pointillism. (Römer + Römer)

03/06/2016 Anise Stevens

Berlin-based neo-pointillist duo appear at Hastings festival in September. Preview (read more)

Tracing Mescaline Lines (Eric Yanez / Dubeejunk)

21/05/2016 Anise Stevens

A nod to European fin de siecle visuals, and another to 1960s psychedelia inform Dubeejunk’s striking graphics. Profile (read more)

Sprinkled Doughnuts, Venus and Furs. The Complex Candy of Dorielle Caimi

10/05/2016 Anise Stevens

Irreverent and provocative, whilst retaining a rare humour, Dorielle Caimi’s paintings interpret women’s lives with verve and wit (read more)

Oil and Acrylic In Your Face Icons (Darby Krow)

25/04/2016 Anise Stevens

Spit, sawdust and an eye for colour – Los Angeles artist Darby Krow is no Hollywood hipster (read more)

Davin Kyle Knight

18/04/2016 Anise Stevens

Repurposing the ubiquitous office tools of the 21st century, Davin Kyle Knight creates hybrids of object and image (read more)

Peeled & Raw in Los Angeles (Dani Dodge)

15/03/2016 Anise Stevens

The clash of global ideologies and armed response infiltrate the sanctity of the domestic living room in Dani Dodge’s Peeled & Raw (read more)

Light in Motion: The Photography of Echo Lew

11/12/2015 Anise Stevens

Echo Lew’s recent work holds a history that is equally based in aesthetics as well as utility. (read more)

Life, death, pleasure, and pain. A female voice in Street Art (Jennifer Korsen)

17/11/2015 Anise Stevens

The female population is largely unrepresented in the world of graffiti and street art. Jennifer Korsen is the exception (read more)

Painting Childhood, Painting Memory. Malka Nedivi

12/11/2015 Anise Stevens

Unearthing unspoken memories with visual prompts, Malka Nedivi charts a familiar Jewish story in her artworks (read more)

Photoreal Lines, Kaleidoscopic Colour (Joshua Roman)

02/11/2015 Anise Stevens

Los Angeles’ Joshua Roman has a touch with colour which intrigues the eye (read more)

Collagist by Circumstance (Patrick Bremer)

09/10/2015 Anise Stevens

Patrick Bremer was trained in oils but “ended up doing collage out of circumstance,” (read more)

Power, Protest and Resistance (Molly Crabapple)

27/09/2015 Anise Stevens

Portrait of Truthful Artist, Illustrator, Broadcaster, Journalist Molly Crabapple. (read more)

Painting the Broken American Dream (Louie Metz)

08/09/2015 Anise Stevens

Scantily clad figures whose blank stares emit an aura of disillusionment. Louie Metz paints the seedy and the saddened. (read more)

Innate Talent, Meticulous Painting (Shizu Saldamando)

10/08/2015 Anise Stevens

Born to parents of Mexican and Japanese decent, Saldamando’s work embodies components that reflect her bi-racial heritage. (read more)

The decadent and defiant paintings of Nick Brown

03/08/2015 Anise Stevens

The drips that flow from Brown’s landscapes don’t just enhance the unceasing presence of movement that circulates through his work, but they exude a ghostly aura that brings to mind the passing of time (read more)

Facets of True Beauty: Chong-Il Woo

27/07/2015 Anise Stevens

Not only are Woo’s subjects physically striking, but the historical significance of their roles within Korean history demonstrates how integral one’s culture is to one’s essence of being. (read more)