Exhibition

Nigel Hewitt // Signal Hill

Nigel Hewitt, Signal Hill, Summer, Afternoon (detail), 2024, oil and wax on board, 40 x 60cm
Nigel Hewitt, Signal Hill, Summer, Afternoon (detail), 2024, oil and wax on board, 40 x 60cm

Nigel Hewitt’s new series of landscape paintings captures the dynamic interplay of light and shadow in an ever-changing environment. Painted on-site and from memory at Signal Hill in Tasmania, these small-scale works reflect the artist’s deep connection to his surroundings, the shifting natural conditions, and the profound impact of human presence on nature.


// A graduate of Claremont School of Art in 1977, Nigel Hewitt has been a regular contributor to solo and group exhibitions across Australia. In 2015, he won the Glover Prize, the country’s richest landscape art award. Nigel’s works are widely collected and can be found in the collections of the Art Gallery of Western Australia, The University of Western Australia, Curtin University, Edith Cowan University, Wesfarmers and Artbank, among others.