Education
Gained an honours degree in Fine Art (Drawing and Painting) at Duncan of Jordanstone College of art, Dundee.



Selected Exhibitions
Aberdeen Art Fair 2011
The Contemporary Fine Art Gallery, Eaton 2011
The Biscuit Factory 2011
Cambridge Art Fair, 2010
Palace House, Newmarket 2010
Strathpfeffer Art fair, 2010
Affordable Art fair, London 2010
RGI Summer show, Crinan 2009
Blythswood Gallery, Glasgow 2009
Glasgow Art Club, Glasgow 2009.
Royal Commonwealth Society, London 2009
Paisley Art Institute, 2009
RGI annual show, Glasgow 2008
Highland Open Studios, Inverness 2008
Limetree Gallery, Fort William 2007
Merchant Gate Gallery, Glasgow (regular exhibitor)
Resipole Studios, Argyll (regular exhibitor)


Prizes

Won the 'City of Glasgow' art prize at the RGI 2008

Commissions

Commissioned by the Highland Council to produce a large format painting, for the waiting room of the new Health Centre in Fort William, 2007.

Andrew Stewart studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art gaining a B.A. (Hons) in Fine Art, Drawing and Painting.
Specialising in landscape painting Andrew works primarily in oil paint using traditional methods and painting techniques to capture the ever changing mood and atmosphere of the Scottish countryside.
�I try to be honest in how I represent the landscape, Scotland is so changeable from one day to the next that each painting needs a completely new approach which is great because that stops my work from becoming formulaic, and each one is a completely new challenge, from small quick studies to large scale studio pieces�
Andrew�s work has often been likened to the 19th century Glasgow painter Horatio McCulloch and like him Andrew has spent many hours working in some of the most remote parts of the Highlands,
�The great thing about the West coast landscape is the palpable sense that time passes slowly here and you really feel it when you�re out in amongst the nooks and crannies�