After setting up this blog for the ROI several year ago it is now time for it to close. I will leave it here for a few months and then it will vanish altogether. The ROI may or may not set up another. I have no means of knowing.
If you want any further information about their activities then please go to their web site.
Happy painting
Malcolm
Thursday 24 October 2013
Wednesday 11 September 2013
Friends of the ROI Painting Day
We had a great day yesterday at our first working day at
Winsor and Newton. A mix of ROI members and friends of the ROI spent a
stimulating day painting rapid portrait studies taking it in turn to pose for
half an hour.
3 heads by Ian Cryer PROI
One of the benefits of joining the Friends of the ROI is the
opportunity to paint alongside established artist members said ROI President
Ian Cryer. We aim to host regular events that allow us to share our enthusiasm
for the robust medium of Oil Painting.
Also in the pipe line will be more Masterclasses and
demonstrations by our members. Contact Tim Benson for further details about
joining our growing friends group at tim@timbensonart.co.uk
Monday 19 August 2013
Date Set For New ROI Masterclass
In
2014 the ROI will be returning to Norfolk for a further ROI masterclass having
had two very successful visits in 2011 and 2012. The date for your Diary is Sunday the 14th September.
This will include refreshments and lunch for the day and auction of the
demonstrators paintings.The names of the ROI demonstrators to be announced
along with details a little later on.
Tuesday 16 July 2013
Great Painting Competition Win For ROI Member Adebanj Alade
London based painter Adebanji Alade AROI has scored a super successes in this year's London plein air painting competition Pintar Rapido (roughly translated as paint fast!). The London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea hosted 400 artists who had just a day to capture a scene within that part of London.
The rules were simple - choose a spot in the Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and paint it in a day! The Artists registered at 9.00am at the Chelsea Town Hall and got the painting surfaces stamped, then they all went to their favourite chosen spots around Chelsea to work on their pieces. We were all to come back by 8pm with the finished works ready for hanging. all the works were to be on display the next day at the Chelsea Town Hall, where all the paintings would be for sale and the winning painting would receive £1,000!
Adebanji was telephoned by Professor Ken Howard RA to tell him that he had won!!!
Read the full details and see stage by stage picture on Adebanji's brilliant blog:
Tuesday 4 June 2013
Fascinating Project for Lachland Goudie
In May Lachlan returned to the shipyard in Rosyth where he has been painting regularly for the last couple of years. He has been asked to document the construction of the Royal Navy's new flagships; the 65,000 tonne HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales.
Lachlan writes: "It's an incredible project which will keep me busy for several years. The scale can be quite overwhelming and the technical challenge of compressing so much activity onto one sheet of paper or canvas can be pretty tricky!
I'm enjoying the process and looking forward to turning many of my sketches into larger paintings in the studio."
Here is some of the striking work he is doing as part of the project.
Sunday 19 May 2013
New Award For Tim Benson
Tim's painting of a woman with a facial disfigurement has won the 'Arts Club Charitable Trust Award'at this year's annual exhibition of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters at the Mall Galleries. The show runs for a further week until 24/05/13 with late opening (until 7pm) on 23/05/13. For more details please click on the following link: http://www.therp.co.uk/society/exhibitions/
Tim Benson was recently elected Vice President of the ROI
Thursday 16 May 2013
New Exhibition For Naomi Alexander R.O.I.
Naomi Alexander has a new exhibition at the Shipley Art Gallery Gateshead opening on June 1. It will be opened by the Lithuanian Ambassador, Tom Butler former Bishop of Southwark and Professor Aubrey Newman.
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