Ronnie Hughes Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ronnie Hughes Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 07, 2023
RONNIE HUGHES (B.1965) Rubadub Oil on board, 40 x 44cm Signed, inscribed and dated (20)'02 verso
Est: €800 - €1,200
RONNIE HUGHES (B.1965) Rubadub Oil on board, 40 x 44cm Signed, inscribed and dated (20)'02 verso
Adam's
Apr. 28, 2022
Ronnie Hughes - Converge II
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Resident in Sligo since 1995, Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Solo exhibitions include Butler Gallery, Goethe Institute, Hugh Lane Golden Bough, Limerick City Gallery, the Model Sligo, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Pulse Miami, RHA Dublin, Steve Turner Los Angeles and a current show, Isobar, at the MAC Belfast. Awards include a one-year residency at PS1, New York, three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska. In 2006 he was a resident at the Vermont Studio Center and the ‘Albers Foundation’, Connecticut. Hughes’ work is held in many public collections, including both Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
The SumGood Art Auction
Apr. 28, 2022
Ronnie Hughes - Converge I
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Resident in Sligo since 1995, Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Solo exhibitions include Butler Gallery, Goethe Institute, Hugh Lane Golden Bough, Limerick City Gallery, the Model Sligo, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Pulse Miami, RHA Dublin, Steve Turner Los Angeles and a current show, Isobar, at the MAC Belfast. Awards include a one-year residency at PS1, New York, three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska. In 2006 he was a resident at the Vermont Studio Center and the ‘Albers Foundation’, Connecticut. Hughes’ work is held in many public collections, including both Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
The SumGood Art Auction
Apr. 25, 2021
Ronnie Hughes - Vibrato 8
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Artwork Information: Signed: Yes Framed: No Original: Yes Numbered Edition: No Edition Info: N/A Artist Information: Born in Belfast in 1965, Ronnie Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Hughes has had numerous solo exhibitions throughout Ireland and beyond (including Butler Gallery, Context, Goethe Institute, Hugh Lane Golden Bough, Millennium Court, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Pulse Miami, Rubicon Gallery, Sirius Arts Centre, Steve Turner Los Angeles) and has participated in many group exhibitions worldwide. In 2017 ‘Strange Attractors’, a large survey show of his recent work, received a major Arts Council grant to tour the Model Sligo, Limerick City Gallery and the RHA Dublin. The show was accompanied by an extensive publication designed by Atelier and including texts by Martin Herbert and Joanne Laws. During the tour, NVTV produced a television programme, ‘Collapse the Box – Ronnie Hughes’, which featured a 25 minute interview with Marianne O’Kane Boal at the RHA. Hughes’ work has been written about extensively and he has received a multitude of awards including a one-year residency in New York (PS1, 1990-91) and three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada (1994) and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska (1997). In 2006 he was awarded both the ‘Irish Artist Fellowship’ - a one-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center and a two-month residency at the ‘Albers Foundation’ in Connecticut. Hughes’ work is held in many public and corporate collections, including both Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. He has lived in County Sligo since 1995 when he began lecturing in Fine Art at the Institute of Technology Sligo. Hughes is represented by Gibbons and Nicholas and Fenderesky Gallery. Website: Ronnie Hughes Online: On Instagram - Ronnie Hughes
The SumGood Art Auction
Apr. 24, 2021
Ronnie Hughes - Vibrato 5
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Artwork Information: Signed: Yes Framed: No Original: Yes Numbered Edition: No Edition Info: N/A Artist Information: Born in Belfast in 1965, Ronnie Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Hughes has had numerous solo exhibitions throughout Ireland and beyond (including Butler Gallery, Context, Goethe Institute, Hugh Lane Golden Bough, Millennium Court, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Pulse Miami, Rubicon Gallery, Sirius Arts Centre, Steve Turner Los Angeles) and has participated in many group exhibitions worldwide. In 2017 ‘Strange Attractors’, a large survey show of his recent work, received a major Arts Council grant to tour the Model Sligo, Limerick City Gallery and the RHA Dublin. The show was accompanied by an extensive publication designed by Atelier and including texts by Martin Herbert and Joanne Laws. During the tour, NVTV produced a television programme, ‘Collapse the Box – Ronnie Hughes’, which featured a 25 minute interview with Marianne O’Kane Boal at the RHA. Hughes’ work has been written about extensively and he has received a multitude of awards including a one-year residency in New York (PS1, 1990-91) and three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada (1994) and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska (1997). In 2006 he was awarded both the ‘Irish Artist Fellowship’ - a one-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center and a two-month residency at the ‘Albers Foundation’ in Connecticut. Hughes’ work is held in many public and corporate collections, including both Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. He has lived in County Sligo since 1995 when he began lecturing in Fine Art at the Institute of Technology Sligo. Hughes is represented by Gibbons and Nicholas and Fenderesky Gallery. Website: Ronnie Hughes Online: On Instagram - Ronnie Hughes
The SumGood Art Auction
Apr. 23, 2021
Ronnie Hughes - Vibrato 3
Est: €1,200 - €1,500
Artwork Information: Signed: Yes Framed: No Original: Yes Numbered Edition: No Edition Info: N/A Artist Information: Born in Belfast in 1965, Ronnie Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Hughes has had numerous solo exhibitions throughout Ireland and beyond (including Butler Gallery, Context, Goethe Institute, Hugh Lane Golden Bough, Millennium Court, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Pulse Miami, Rubicon Gallery, Sirius Arts Centre, Steve Turner Los Angeles) and has participated in many group exhibitions worldwide. In 2017 ‘Strange Attractors’, a large survey show of his recent work, received a major Arts Council grant to tour the Model Sligo, Limerick City Gallery and the RHA Dublin. The show was accompanied by an extensive publication designed by Atelier and including texts by Martin Herbert and Joanne Laws. During the tour, NVTV produced a television programme, ‘Collapse the Box – Ronnie Hughes’, which featured a 25 minute interview with Marianne O’Kane Boal at the RHA. Hughes’ work has been written about extensively and he has received a multitude of awards including a one-year residency in New York (PS1, 1990-91) and three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada (1994) and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska (1997). In 2006 he was awarded both the ‘Irish Artist Fellowship’ - a one-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center and a two-month residency at the ‘Albers Foundation’ in Connecticut. Hughes’ work is held in many public and corporate collections, including both Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art. He has lived in County Sligo since 1995 when he began lecturing in Fine Art at the Institute of Technology Sligo. Hughes is represented by Gibbons and Nicholas and Fenderesky Gallery. Website: Ronnie Hughes Online: On Instagram - Ronnie Hughes
The SumGood Art Auction
Nov. 19, 2019
RONNIE HUGHES (b.1965)NastaseOil on canvas, 33 x 30cmSigned, inscribed and dated '05 versoUnframedProvenance: With Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast.From the Antoinette & Patrick J. Murphy Collection.
Est: €800 - €1,200
RONNIE HUGHES (b.1965)NastaseOil on canvas, 33 x 30cmSigned, inscribed and dated '05 versoUnframedProvenance: With Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast.From the Antoinette & Patrick J. Murphy Collection.
Adam's
Jun. 12, 2019
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965)View from AboveOil on canvas, 78 x 56cm (30¾ x 22'')
Est: €800 - €1,200
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965)View from AboveOil on canvas, 78 x 56cm (30¾ x 22'')
Adam's
Oct. 09, 2014
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965) NEW ENGLAND DRAWING 104, 2007
Est: €700 - €900
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965) NEW ENGLAND DRAWING 104, 2007 coloured pencil and gouache on paper signed and inscribed with title on reverse; dated on Rubicon Gallery label also on reverse h:11.50 w:9.50 in. Exhibited: Pure Optic Ray, Fred Gallery Leipzig, 2008 Literature: Sverakova, Slavka, Manifest, Circa 124, 2008, p.98 & 99; Dunne, Aidan, Abstract Magic, Irish Times, p26, 11 April 2008; Butler, Kate, Sunday Times, 'Culture' magazine, p.41, 7 September 2008; Dunne, Aidan Serious Playfulness Irish Times, p.16, 10 September 2008; O'Kane Boal, Marianne ev+a 2007 Irish Arts Review (Spring), 2007 p. 57 Born in Belfast in 1965, though now a long term resident in Sligo, Ronnie Hughes studied at the University of Ulster, Belfast, receiving an MA in Fine Art in 1989. Hughes has had numerous solo exhibitions throughout Ireland (Butler Gallery, Context, Fenderesky Gallery, Goethe Institute, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Limerick City Gallery, Millennium Court, Model Arts Centre, Ormeau Baths Gallery, Sirius Arts Centre) and has participated in numerous group exhibitions worldwide. Recent solo exhibitions include 'Zygotic Tendencies' presented at Chicago Art Fair, and Steve Turner Contemporary, Los Angeles (both projects supported by a Culture Ireland bursary) and Rubicon Gallery, Dublin. Hughes' work has been written about extensively and he has received several awards including a one-year residency in New York (PS1, 1990-91) and three-month residencies at Banff Arts Center, Canada (1994) and Bemis Arts Center, Nebraska (1997). In 2006 he was awarded both the 'Irish Artist Fellowship' - a one-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center and a two-month residency at the 'Albers Foundation' in Connecticut. Hughes' work is held in many public and corporate collections, including The Arts Council of Ireland, The Arts Council of Northern Ireland, and the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
Whyte's
Sep. 12, 2007
Ronnie Hughes b.1965- "Fluvial I", 1997; oil on
Est: £150 - £200
Ronnie Hughes b.1965- "Fluvial I", 1997; oil on canvas, bears inscription on verso, 70.2x80cm., (unframed). Provenance: Jill George Gallery, London (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Roseberys
Oct. 24, 2006
m - RONNIE HUGHES B.1965
Est: £1,000 - £1,500
MASTER PIECE 142.5 by 312cm.; 56 by 52in. signed, titled, inscribed and dated 1990 on the reverse oil on wax on canvas, unframed NOTE Born in Belfast, Hughes is perhaps most well known for his more recent work incorporating curvilinear shapes such as coils, rings, and loops with synthetic forms such as pills and tablets into his own abstract style. In contrast, Master Piece is an important early work and was painted in the same year that the artist undertook a one-year residency in New York at the prestigious PS1. His work is now held in many public and corporate collections including both the Irish Arts Councils and the Irish Museum of Modern Art and he was recently awarded the 'Irish Artist Fellowship' for a one-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center.
Sotheby's
Jun. 12, 2001
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965) FOREIGN BODY I signed; inscribed and dated [May/June 1990] oil and wax on canvas 91 by 91cm., 36 by 36in.
Est: £1,200 - £1,500
Ronnie Hughes (b.1965) FOREIGN BODY I signed; inscribed and dated [May/June 1990] oil and wax on canvas 91 by 91cm., 36 by 36in. Exhibited: BP Young European Artists, BP Oil Europe, Brussels, 1991 Born in Belfast, Ronnie Hughes obtained an MA in Fine Art from the University of Ulster. His talent as a young emerging painter was recognised in 1991 when he was awarded the internationally coveted year-long fellowship at PS1 studios in New York. Since then he has hadnumerous solo exhibitions particularly at the Rubicon Gallery, Dublin and a major survey of his career to date was held at the Sligo Model Arts Centre in 1998. His work is represented in the collection of the Irish Museum of Modern Art and is discussed at length in Liam Kelly's Thinking Long: Contemporary Art in the North of Ireland, Gandon Editions, Kinsale, 1996.
Whyte's