Andrew Hewish is a graduate of the Royal College of Art and the London Consortium who lives and works in London.

Paintings: interdependent relations | between painting and experience

Sculpture: contingencies of the studio | the interjections of the world

Paper: adrift, lyrical, resistant poetics

Installation: indeterminacy | immanence

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Vivienne Roberts Projects presents recent works by Andrew Hewish, including a 24 panel work, Station.

Hewish explores the state of the in-between, inspired by time spent on the Ligurian coast and a journey 
to Kyoto as experienced in the works of Hiroshige's Japanese woodblocks .

This exhibition continues Hewish's larger project of material and sensual exploration between the world 
of painting and lived experience.

"STATION" on 9 January, 2024, at 
The Bindery, 53 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8HN United Kingdom

DON'T LOOK BACK Curated by Vivienne Roberts
25 October - 30 November 2023

I’m like a slipping glimpser - Willem de Kooning

Lewis Baxter, Archie Franks, Oliver Dorrell, Phil Goss, Charlotte Winifred Guérard, 
Andrew Hewish, Diane Howse, Xingxin Hu, Phil King, Sharon Leahy-Clark, Alice Macdonald, 
Rosemarie McGoldrick, Rebecca Meanley, Rachel Mercer, Laurence Noga, Miroslav Pomichal, 
Fiona G. Roberts, Bob and Roberta Smith, Ruth Helen Smith, Ondrej Rypáček, 
Anna van Oosterom, Eugenie Vronskaya, Laura White, Henry Ward, Mark Wright.

‘A Little Closer’, curated by Andrew Hewish, brings together a variety of artists working in painting and sculpture. 
These artists demonstrate the vitality of current practice in a thread that takes us to 
Paul Klee’s project and his epitaph: “slightly closer to the heart of creation than usual. 
But not nearly close enough”. The works in this exhibition are infused with visual invention,
a sense of the importance of human action and creation, a joy in seeing, and a delight 
with that which is felt on the edge of seeing.



Aleph Contemporary presents three artists whose works on paper represent a variety of approaches
 to making, which range across material experimentation, process, chance, and action. Material is 
dragged, cut, spread, glued, and lined. Each acts quite differently on the viewer, producing 
scattered perspectival fragments as visual spectacle, colour fields of experience and embodiment 
and as paradigms of living within and aside nature.

Aleph Contemporary’s exhibition Field Notes explores resonances across the work of artists 
Anna van Oosterom, Jacopo Dal Bello and Andrew Hewish. Field notes are observations recorded ‘in the field’. 
These works are soundings of our times, they plunder sources using the language of collage to produce a 
collage of languages - written and visual. They produce for the viewer a world that is open and intriguing 
- from conversations overheard on the subway, text sliced from grand musings, glyphs and numbers dropped out 
of the everyday, marks from the masters and bits of canvas sewn together.

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