Ron Wood va a mostrar sus obras de arte plástico en una exhibición en Londres el próximo mes.
La muestra, que responde al nombre Ronnie Wood’s Faces, Time And Places, va a constar de 100 cuadros y pinturas creados bajo la mano del guitarrista que podrán ser vistos desde el 7 hasta el 12 de Noviembre en The Gallery in Cork Street.
Con los preparativos y la selección que la exposición de retrospectiva requiere, Wood brindó sus palabras a The Observer y, sobre su facilidad con la pintura pronunció:
‘La gente no sabe que soy un artista. Tocar música como parte del esfuerzo de un equipo es maravilloso pero expresar individualidad como un artista es muy personal. El arte es más poderoso, es una declaración individual’.
El envión para que hiciera pública su faceta como pintor parece que vino de varios amigos: en primer lugar del artista conceptual Damien Hirst, quien lo apoyó en su carrera comprándole material para que se expresara libremente a través de sus rasgos gestuales.
‘Hirst podría haber decorado toda una escuela de arte con los pinceles, bocetos y material que tiene. Me dijo: ‘Ahora no tenés excusa’
Y el multimillonario americano Bernie Chase, que es poseedor de gran parte de sus trabajos y se ofreció como co-curador de la muestra expresó: ‘Ronnie tocó y mantuvo amistades con todos: George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, todos rockeros icónicos. Su arte explica la historia del rock and roll’.
Los comentarios de varios expertos y aficionados a la pintura lo respaldan en esta veta artística:
Sir. Peter Blake de la Academia Real manifestó que Wood merece ser tomado en cuenta como un artista serio: ‘Creo que la gente no le dio crédito porque es una estrella de rock, pero dibuja y pinta muy bien’.
Mientras que Edward Lucie-Smith, un historiador de arte dijo: ‘Ronnie está en el vuelo más alto como músicos, pero también es un artista completamente entrenado, y lo demuestra’.
Wood tiene estudios de arte y un atelier fijo en Londres, aunque regularmente se traslada por otras partes de Europa para estudiar las obras de los grandes maestros de la pintura y buscar en ellos inspiración. Regularmente se lo ve por Madrid contemplando las obras de Goya y Velázques o en París, de visita por el Musée D’Orsay.
Acá pueden apreciar algunas de pinceladas de su talento, que pese a ser parte de otra disciplina artística, nunca pierde el rasgo rockero, dado por el objeto que decide retratar y por la fuerza dinámica del color
Ron Wood exhibit their artwork in a sample
Ron Wood will display their works of fine art at an exhibition in London next month.
The exhibition, which responds to the name Ronnie Wood's Faces And Places Time, it will consist of 100 paintings and drawings created under the hand of the guitarist who can be seen from the 7th to November 12th at The Gallery in Cork Street.
With the preparation and selection that requires retrospective exhibition, Wood gave his words to The Observer and on the ease with paint made:
'People do not know that I am an artist. Playing music as part of a team effort is wonderful, but express individuality as an artist is very personal. Art is more powerful, it is an individual statement. "
The clean and jerk to make public his work as a painter seems to have come from several friends first conceptual artist Damien Hirst, who supported him in his career by buying materials to express themselves freely through their gestural features.
'Hirst might have decorated a whole school of art brushes, drawings and material you have. He said, 'Now you have no excuse'
And the American billionaire Bernie Chase, who is possessed of much of his work and offered himself as co-curator said: "Ronnie played and remained friends with everyone: George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, all iconic rockers.His art tells the story of rock and roll.
The comments by experts and fans support him in this painting artistic flair:
Sir. Peter Blake at the Royal Academy said that Wood deserves to be taken into account as a serious artist, "I believe that people are not given credit because it is a rock star, but draw and paint very well."
While Edward Lucie-Smith, an art historian said: "Ronnie is in the top flight musicians, but also a fully trained artist, and it shows."
Wood has studied art and a fixed studio in London but regularly travels through other parts of Europe to study the works of the great masters of painting and find in them inspiration. Regularly Madrid is seen by looking at the works of Goya and Velasquez or Paris, visiting the Musée D'Orsay.
Here can see some touches of his talent, which despite being part of another art form, never lose rocker trait, as the object you choose to portray the dynamic force and color
Ron Wood will display their works of fine art at an exhibition in London next month.
The exhibition, which responds to the name Ronnie Wood's Faces And Places Time, it will consist of 100 paintings and drawings created under the hand of the guitarist who can be seen from the 7th to November 12th at The Gallery in Cork Street.
With the preparation and selection that requires retrospective exhibition, Wood gave his words to The Observer and on the ease with paint made:
'People do not know that I am an artist. Playing music as part of a team effort is wonderful, but express individuality as an artist is very personal. Art is more powerful, it is an individual statement. "
The clean and jerk to make public his work as a painter seems to have come from several friends first conceptual artist Damien Hirst, who supported him in his career by buying materials to express themselves freely through their gestural features.
'Hirst might have decorated a whole school of art brushes, drawings and material you have. He said, 'Now you have no excuse'
And the American billionaire Bernie Chase, who is possessed of much of his work and offered himself as co-curator said: "Ronnie played and remained friends with everyone: George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, all iconic rockers.His art tells the story of rock and roll.
The comments by experts and fans support him in this painting artistic flair:
Sir. Peter Blake at the Royal Academy said that Wood deserves to be taken into account as a serious artist, "I believe that people are not given credit because it is a rock star, but draw and paint very well."
While Edward Lucie-Smith, an art historian said: "Ronnie is in the top flight musicians, but also a fully trained artist, and it shows."
Wood has studied art and a fixed studio in London but regularly travels through other parts of Europe to study the works of the great masters of painting and find in them inspiration. Regularly Madrid is seen by looking at the works of Goya and Velasquez or Paris, visiting the Musée D'Orsay.
Here can see some touches of his talent, which despite being part of another art form, never lose rocker trait, as the object you choose to portray the dynamic force and color
