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Trebuchet is a biannual contemporary art magazine which dives deep into artists and their work to explain why it's good, rather than just tell you that it is.
Issue 16:
"One facet of particular interest is how artists have reterritorialised psychology from a variety of cultural perspectives. Indigenous Australian Daniel Boyd has used various psychological concepts in his work to unpack the past as a history connected to the present. Elsewhere, Michael Schindhelm’s immersive installation looks at how the Western gaze has fashioned a Bali that locals have a complex relationship with; tourist dollars on the one hand, over-tourism on the other. And, given that art has so often essentialised the female experience from a male perspective, it’s not surprising that contemporary female artists are critically appraising what this means — as artists working within a canon of art, and as people who use art as a means of deconstructing the assemblage of factors that create a ‘person’."
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