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- Homes and Interiors, Scotland Exhibition 27-29 August
Ronnie Ford is at Stand L15 at this weekend’s Homes and Interiors Exhibition at the SECC in Glasgow this weekend. He is delighted to be showing a new collection of original paintings and prints, and also showcasing new work by the Vibrant Artists, Jonathan Jay Lee from Hong Kong, Marcello from Switzerland and David Acevedo from Florida.
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- Vibrant Arts at the Pier, Kilmun
Art Inspiring Music Inspiring Art Inspiring Food…
The Pier at Kilmun was buzzing on Saturday 14 August when over eighty people popped in to welcome the Vibrant Arts. The sun shone on the beautiful lochside location, as international artists showed their work, the Vibrant Arts Band played music inspired by the art work, and chefs Estralita and Ian [...]
- Artist's French Home for Sale
Artist’s French Home For Sale
Situated in Varzay in Charente Maritime, our house was built in 1979. It is a solid little house in Charentais style, white with orange roof and shutters, a solid wood roof structure and thermal insulation bricks. It is situated on a sizeable piece of land with a large front garden. Laurel [...]
- Ronnie showing at Kranenburg Fine Art and Monaco Art Fair this weekend
The last day of my solo show at Kranenburg Fine Art in Oban will be May Bank Holiday Monday 3 May. Follow the link to see all the paintings in this vibrant exhibition.
For anyone who is lucky enough to be in Monaco this weekend, there is an opportunity to visit Monaco Art Fair where Kings Road Gallery [...]
- From my Florida Studio
Working in the Florida sunshine is a delight. I find that I can be even more prolific as the sun and warmth speeds up the drying process for my TextureScapes, which normally in Scotland takes several days.
As well as working for my up-coming solo show at Kranenburg Fine Art in Oban, I have become involved in an [...]
Sandbank village, in Argyll, Scotland was enhanced this week by the appearance of new signs at both entrances to the village. Ronnie was approached around 18 months ago to design new signs to be made by local blacksmith Finlay Currie. Both Ronnie and Finlay have a long family history in Sandbank and it was appropriate that they both devoted their time to this exciting project.
After creating around 15 design ideas, Ronnie got together with Finlay to discuss technical practicalities and put the final 6 designs on display in the village hall for residents to vote. Funding was procured by the Sandbank Village Council and the project has finally come to fruition.
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