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ARTIST BIO

Ruth Stone

Ruth moved to Central West in 2003. She arrived on completion of her Masters of Fine Arts Research in painting. This was the completion of 7 years of happy Art training, with her undergraduate years at The National Art School, Sydney.

She is a painter, with a passion for drawing and has been hung in a number of national painting and drawing prizes. The Portia Geach Portrait Prize, three times selected for The Salon Des Refuse and the Dobell Drawing Prize 2019 and the Country Energy Landscape Prize, with the selected drawing going to the CEO of ING Bank, Warsaw.

She is head Teacher of TAFE West Region NSW. Running a team of teachers in Visual Arts Design, Photography.

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ARTIST BIO

Ruth Stone Artist Bio

Ruth moved to Central West in 2003. She arrived on completion of her Masters of Fine Arts Research in painting. This was the completion of 7 years of happy Art training, with her undergraduate years at The National Art School, Sydney.

She is a painter, with a passion for drawing and has been hung in a number of national painting and drawing prizes. The Portia Geach Portrait Prize, three times selected for The Salon Des Refuse and the Dobell Drawing Prize 2019 and the Country Energy Landscape Prize, with the selected drawing going to the CEO of ING Bank, Warsaw.

She is head Teacher of TAFE West Region NSW. Running a team of teachers in Visual Arts Design, Photography.

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A Thousand Words Gallery acknowledges the traditional owners of the country on which we work, the Wiradjuri / Wiradyuri people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their custodians past, present and emerging.