New to the gallery are Camilla Campbell with her bold, wonderful oils and Kate Henderson with her luminous stained glass. Their work is shown alongside oils by Claudia Massie, Michael Ewart and Victoria Maxwell Macdonald. Preview the exhibition here.

Striking, strong life drawing work by the pupils of Glenalmond College.

Colourful abstracts in oil by renowned artist Ann Wegmuller RSW RWS alongside work by Yvonne Healy, David Hay, Maggie New and Louise Balaam.

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Beautiful charcoals, watercolours and bold oils by Robert Newton, small perfectly-formed landscapes in oils by Albie Sinclair, little colourful mixed media panels by Jean Kirkpatrick and new to the gallery is Maggie New with striking and colourful oils.

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The A822 runs from Greenloaning to Inver, near Dunkeld. It moves from the wide, flat valley where the railway edges the River Knaik and the Allan Water, past the Roman Camp at Braco and north to Crieff. Around here, the highland boundary becomes apparent and the road leaves the fertile farmland of the lowlands and enters the rocky and mountainous terrain of the north. It cuts through the Sma’ Glen, following the 18thC military road, crosses the River Almond at Newton Bridge and then stays on the highland side as it makes its way up to Inver. This exhibition explores the road, its landscapes and its fauna. Preview the exhibition here.

Featured artist Susan Cook exhibits her sculpture collection 'All Brushed Up' alongside her textured paintings and work by artists Amy Dennis, David Hay, Victoria Maxwell Macdonald, Hugh Kirkwood, Jean Kirkpatrick and new to the gallery, Nichola Martin. Preview the exhibition here.

Fences, hedges and dried grasses fringe fields, while farms cling to hillsides. Old weathered dykes and quarries create rugged, angular shapes, while dark forestry creates striking geometric patterns in winter. Standing stones appear sculptural and enigmatic, while a hill fort (Dun Knock) sits at the edge of our knowledge! There are presumably other boundaries, long forgotten. Preview a selection of this solo exhibition here.

Sophisticated, beautiful and strong life drawing work by the pupils of Glenalmond College. Preview a selection of the week-long exhibition here.

Ann Wegmuller RSW RWS and Yvonne Healy show their beautiful bold oils alongside each other in this spring exhibition. Some large paintings, some medium sized paintings, and a few small gems by other artists mixed in-between. Preview the exhibition here.

Paintings and drawings by Robert Newton, Jean Kirkpatrick, Claudia Massie, Ann Wegmuller, Morag Knight, Victoria Maxwell Macdonald and Michael Ewart. A mix of beach scenes, woodland and garden trees and walks alongside vast landscapes and quirky abstracts. Preview the exhibition here.

A mixed exhibition of paintings and drawings by Hugh Kirkwood, Albie Sinclair, Morag Night and Rosemary Bassett. A nice bright mix of water, fields and trees, with a blend of summer and autumn colours giving an uplifting and interesting exhibition. Preview the exhibition here.

The summer exhibition features work by Amy Dennis, Claudia Massie, Cathy Campbell and David Hay. This show is a blend of traditional techniques used in a surrealistic style, mixed media with the drama of the countryside, and breathtaking modern oils of the seaside and local area. Preview the exhibition here.

Paintings and sculptures, from traditional to colourful, from quirky to abstract, from small to very large, it's a very exciting fresh exhibition for the start of the summer! Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The life drawing exhibition is a week-long exhibition of work by pupils of Glenalmond College. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The spring exhibiton features work by Michael Ewart, Cathy Campbell and Heather Davies. Other artists include Jean Kirkpatrick, Claudia Massie and Victoria Maxwell Macdonald. It is a lovely, sometimes bright, sometimes dark and sometimes colourful, mixed exhibition. Preview the exhibition here.

The winter exhibiton features work by Elaine Jones, Albie Sinclair and Robert Newton. Other artists include Ann Wegmuller RSW, Michelle Young-Hares, Rosemary Bassett, Yvonne Healy, Margaret Evans and Iona Leishman. For those who admire Robert and Yvonne's work, there will also be unframed originals in the browser. Preview the exhibition here.

The roadkill project is a response to what Claudia sees every day on the roads around her home in rural Perthshire. They are laid down on the surfaces she has to hand when they come into the studio, and are usually finished within three or fours days of the corpse being collected after which time she takes the bodies into the deep woods and leaves them out to nourish scavenging wildlife. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The summer exhibition features a good mix of styles, subject matter and sizes, some of which are very large! On display is a rich array of artwork featuring Hugh Kirkwood, Ann Wegmuller, Victoria Maxwell Macdonald, Fanny Lam Christie and Cara McKinnon Crawford and also a selection by new artist Emily Crookshank. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

“Four seasons in one day”. How often does that sound like an underestimate? Scotland’s unpredictable and changeable weather, that is often a topic of conversation, and can be a source of fascination and inspiration for artists. In these paintings, Albie has concentrated on different aspects of the weather. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

We're very pleased to host four artists in our Autumn exhibition. From the stunning west coast landscapes of Stephen Heward to the still lifes of Cathy Campbell, there is plenty on display for all tastes. Preview a series of the exhibition here.

The exhibition runs until the end of October and is part of Pertshire Open Studios. Read more about the studios event.

This year's Summer show sees one of the largest collections of paintings to be exhibited at the gallery. Spread across both floors of the gallery space the show features a selection of artists including Rosanne Barr, Margaret Evans, Elaine Jones, Yvonne Healy, Jean Kirkpatrick, Hugh Kirkwood and Robert Newton.

Preview a selection of the exhibition here or download the exhibition brochure.

We are approaching our fifth year of business and it is with delight that we are showing work by Claudia Massie and Jonathan Shearer, two artists who we very much admire. It is over a year since Claudia and Jonathan have shown work with us, and it is exciting that this is their first exhibition together and also our first two-person show in the new exhibition space.

Preview a selection of the exhibition here or download the exhibition brochure.

We are pleased to present the Spring Exhibition at the gallery. The new show features gallery favourites Iona Leishman and Albie Sinclair who are both exhibiting new work. New to the gallery this month are Caithness artist Hazel Cashmore and award-winning artist Jacqueline Orr.

You can read more about Hazel's work on the Northings Arts Journal or preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The Winter Exhibition features a mixture of new paintings by some of the gallery favourites such as Robert Newton, Rosemary Bassett, Ablie Sinclair and Margaret Evans and also a selection of new artists including Fiona Brown and Victoria Maxwell Macdonald. The exhibition includes a range of small pieces for Christmas in the ground floor gallery space. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The exhibition marking the opening of the new gallery space at 90 High Street sees three artists present new work. Rosemary is previewing a series of work based on Indian City life following her vocational spell in Gujerat. Susan is exhibiting a mixture of painting and sculpture, which is inspired from observing nature, animals and birds, often with humour to engage and amuse. Penelope's landscape paintings are inspired by the skies in Scotland which are a source of endless fascination and a perfect vehicle for the mixing and blending qualities of oil paint. Preview a selection of the exhibition here.

The Summer Exhibition features some leading and emerging contemporary British artists. On display is a rich array of artwork featuring Ann Wegmuller, Rosanne Barr, Hugh Kirkwood, Margaret Evans, Tessa Whitley, Albie Sinclair and Elaine Jones.

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Perthshire has a rich heritage of artists and The Ruthven Gallery is pleased to host a show of leading and emerging Perthshire-based artists. On show is jewellery by Kyley Campbell and Arie Vardi, paintings by Margaret Evans, Jean Feeney, Suzanne Mitchell-Henry and Arie Vardi, and paintings and sculpture by Fanny Lam Christie.

Summer and Opening Exhibition 2007

Gallery owner Suzanne said: "We're keen not just to exhibit Scottish based artists, but attract artists from further afield, and make these accessible to a Scottish audience. Our first summer exhibition has a strong colourist feel, but with cutting edge sculpture providing a very different sensation. We aim to bring a diverse and inspiring range of work to the Ruthven Gallery, so whatever your interest or taste there should be something here which appeals."