Charlie Hewitt
@charliehewitt.com
Charlie Hewitt is an American painter, printmaker, and public artist best known for The Hopeful Project and Urban Rattle, a sculpture on the High Line in New York City. His works are part of the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney Museum, New York Public Library, and Library of Congress, among others.
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About Charlie Hewitt
Charlie Hewitt Studio is a dynamic creative hub dedicated to exploring the boundaries of contemporary art through diverse mediums. Founded by acclaimed artist Charlie Hewitt, the studio is characterized by constant experimentation and innovation, showcasing a wide range of works including painting, printmaking, digital art, and illuminated sculptures made from neon and LED technologies.
Hewitt's artistic journey began in the vibrant art scene of 1960s New York, influenced primarily by the New York School. His practice is rooted in drawing and printmaking, reflecting his personal experiences and thoughts through a unique visual language. The studio is divided into two spaces: a lightworks studio that fosters playful exploration, and a more traditional studio focused on classical painting techniques.
In addition to original art pieces, Charlie Hewitt Studio offers a variety of digital assets and NFTs through the Yellow Brush Collective, making contemporary art accessible to a broader audience. With a rich portfolio of exhibitions and public collections, Charlie Hewitt continues to inspire with his imaginative and luminous contributions to the art world.
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