An upcoming art exhibition by Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood drew negative comments from professional critics, but they may not know he’s been painting longer than he’s been performing.

The Rolling Stones’s Ronnie Wood may go down as one of rock’s greatest guitarists. Would it be so much for the man to ask that his longstanding art practice garner the same amount of critical ...

“Some sticklers in the art world have said, ‘I don’t know who Ronnie Wood thinks he is!’ There’s a big critic over here … (who) said, ‘Well, as much as I don’t like to admit ...

They may be only the paintings and other artworks created by a well-known rock ’n’ roll guitarist, but the Butler Institute of American Art likes them enough to give Ronnie Wood ...

Wood’s new exhibition ... that he churns out a lot of art, something, he maintained, his fellow Stones have acknowledged. “Keith says I’m very prolific,” Ronnie shared, adding, “There ...

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood is coming to Ohio with a different kind of solo show, spotlighting his paintings and other art. The Butler Institute of American Art says the exhibition ...

Depicting an audience in shock and awe meant my two worlds of art and performance came together in this little picture and preceded my night and day jobs.” Ronnie Wood describes his art that won ...

Liberty is to launch a fashion range based on the paintings of Ronnie Wood ... and it was so poignant.' For Wood, who has painted since the Eighties, the art was also therapy.

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood has described his painting Sad Guitar to the Today programme as a combination of his two greatest loves, music and art. The painting will feature in a collection of art ...