About Alison Stevenson
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Education
2005 - 2007
University of Washington
1998 - 2002
Scripps College
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Biography
A lifelong nature lover with Pacific Northwest roots, Alison Stevenson
is an avid traveler who has also lived and immersed herself in the
landscapes of the American Southwest, Pennsylvania, France, Italy, the
UK and New Zealand. Driven to create many types of art since her youth,
she now carries a camera and sketchbook to fill with the pen and ink
drawings that influence her oil paintings.
Intrigued by the dynamic relationships that people form with the places they inhabit, Stevenson several years working as a landscape designer and community planner for historic small towns of central Pennsylvania until a chance opportunity took her to Paris where she spent a year immersing herself in the culture, sketching and painting its public spaces and gardens whenever possible.
Having spend a number of years in a sun and windswept corner of Provence, Stevenson is now based out of Central Massachusetts and inspired by the many cultural details that combine to shape the distinctive character of each place that she visits and paints. Her recent work includes both oil paintings on canvas and pen and ink sketch-paintings on watercolor paper. By combining quick, expressive brushstrokes and an observant eye, her landscapes create intimate connections between viewer and place.
Intrigued by the dynamic relationships that people form with the places they inhabit, Stevenson several years working as a landscape designer and community planner for historic small towns of central Pennsylvania until a chance opportunity took her to Paris where she spent a year immersing herself in the culture, sketching and painting its public spaces and gardens whenever possible.
Having spend a number of years in a sun and windswept corner of Provence, Stevenson is now based out of Central Massachusetts and inspired by the many cultural details that combine to shape the distinctive character of each place that she visits and paints. Her recent work includes both oil paintings on canvas and pen and ink sketch-paintings on watercolor paper. By combining quick, expressive brushstrokes and an observant eye, her landscapes create intimate connections between viewer and place.
