At Artist Gallery and Print studio
At World of Water Show - Cornell Museum, Delray Beach, FL
At the Elliott Museum
At Spotlight Gallery - Cornell Museum
At Highland Beach Library Gallery
At Biscayne National Park
Welcome to the Cornell Museum Delray Beach, FL Oct 11-Feb 28
Rootie -Multi-plate Aquatint, Softground Line Etching
Preview Intaglio Prints from 1980s to Today. These include Etchings, Drypoint, Aquatint, Carborundum, and Collagraphs fine art prints in multiple upstairs salon galleries at the Cornell Museum
Vintage Trailers - Repeater Linoleum Blocks 3-Color Print
Experience the nostalgia of vintage campers and trailers that define the Florida and Americana lifestyle. Explore Linocuts, Woodcuts, Reductive Woodcuts, Monoprints and Multi-media Relief Fine Art Prints
Ron Garrett pulling a large Oil Monoprint - Alicia 1883-1905 in his studio
Ron Garrett pulling a large Oil Monoprint - Alicia 1883-1905 in his studio
Alicia, one of the shipwrecks of the Maritime Heritage Trail in Biscayne National Park will be on display as part of his traveling show - "Between the Tides" in the Upper West Gallery
2026-2024 - World Oceans Day Art shows in June
Big Mouth - 68" x 28" Mixed Media Oil Painting on Canvas in 2026 show
This allegorical fish emerges out of the water looking for food or the anglers bait.
Sailfish Sunrise - 48" x 48" Oil Painting on Canvas in 2025 show
This Oil Painting was created with layers of thin glazes worked on over time to get just the right light that I encountered many a time out on a boat off South Florida Waters. It celebrates the Atlantic angler’s favorite sportfish.
Synchronized Sails from 2024 show now in 40+ Year Print Retrospective show
Synchronized Sails from 2024 show now in 40+ Year Print Retrospective show
Large Repeater Block print shool of sailfish rising majestically to surface of hand painted Ocean Background
2024 - shows in Miramar, Boca raton and lake worth
Large Graphite Upcycled Paintings
At Boca Raton Museum of Art - Artist at Work Event 4/13/24
As part of this group traveling show, I have 2 of my larger Graphite Mixed Media Oil Paintings - "Aftermath" and "Spiral Jetty" on view, together with great works from other Palm Beach County artists.
At Boca Raton Museum of Art - Artist at Work Event 4/13/24
At Boca Raton Museum of Art - Artist at Work Event 4/13/24
Thanks to all the Printmaking enthusiasts who showed up to the Boca Raton Museum of Art for a lecture on Printmaking focusing on Intaglio and Relief and shared an aha moment when a block was rolled with ink and a relief print was pulled!
At West show at Cugini Gallery
At West show at Cugini Gallery
With 'Primal Taurus' a multi-plate Etching and Collagraph image size 17"x23", and 'Johnny Mango' a hand painted Monoprint Etching
Thru Aug 2023 - In jupiter, fl-prints from "fish tales" show
Stop by the Lighthouse ArtCenter located at 373 Tequesta Dr to view and purchase 11 of Ron Garrett's prints specially curated for this show, together with works from talented artists from Miami to Stuart, FL
Etchings on this wall highlight Garrett’s love of living by the coast, playfully reaching for the Beachcomber in all of us! He cleverly uses traditional printmaking approaches, infused with bits and pieces of satire. His love for the everyday ‘fisher folk’ and their lifestyles is apparent throughout his narrative storyboard etchings of life along the water’s edge. These deeply etched images on zinc harken back to the days of Callot, Goya and Rembrandt.
"Okeechobee Joe" is a large 48" x 60" Multi Image Oil/Mixed Media/Linocut on canvas. Garrett’s multi-media relief block storyboard style-often depicts a “Pop” art approach, reminiscent of the days of Warhol and late 20th Century movements.
Apr-June 2023 - "world of water" show at cornell Museum
"Manatee Lament" en route from Studio
This ‘tearful’ life size gentle giant of South Florida waterways has recently been under attack by green algae proliferation, starvation from lack of its food source - seagrass, boat motor lacerations and plastic waste.
Just installed at Cornell Museum
#1: Manatee Lament – 84” x 32” x 26”
(Sculpture - Mixed-Media Upcycled Materials Assemblage)
Installing "Fate" onsite at Cornell Museum
Installing "Fate" onsite at Cornell Museum
#2: Fate – Installation piece (Sculpture - Found Objects/Upcycled debris)
"Red Tide" hanging on wall near Fate
Installing "Fate" onsite at Cornell Museum
#3: Red Tide – 38” x 42”
(Mixed-Media Oil Painting on Canvas with Recycled wood frame)
This satirical textured oil painting, is inspired by “red tide”, an algae bloom triggered in coastal waters. Schools of fish get caught up in the Gulf Stream waters, and our beaches regularly encounter bloated fish that wash ashore.
Manatee Lagoon
#4: Manatee Lagoon – 49” x 37”
(Oil Painting on Canvas)
Inspired by a tranquil hidden lagoon where manatees gather to rest in waters bathe in moonlight above, this painting uses layers of glazes and draws the viewer in at eye level, as if looking into an aquarium of manatees or snorkeling the canals with them.
MAR - SEP 2023 - "Journeys" show at PBI Airport gallery
Artist Ron Garrett being interviewed about his painting - Canoe Trip at the Art Gallery at PBI
CANOE TRIP - Acrylic on Canvas 41" x 53" an animated playful painting, represents many journeys taken on Florida's rivers and waterways. Growing up along Jupiter's canals created a deep sense of place for me as an artist. Its steamy environments decorated my childhood, vividly etching lush landscapes and wildlife into my imagination. With each stroke of the paddle and brush, I hope to take the viewer through enchanted river banks peppered with cabbage palm, live oak, and "playful elements" like canoes and fallen logs - extending our experience of a leisure odyssey!
3 Original Graphite/Mixed Media Oil Paintings Selected
Exploring Climate issues for me as an artist, is profoundly influenced by maritime events, and the power of storms. Earth's surface is routinely reshaped by hurricanes, which merges at-risk environments, including many human endeavors.
The 3 Works featured in this show - "Spillway", "Spiral Jetty" and "Aftermath" are oil paintings built on canvas layering the surface with debris and found objects, then painting over them in layers, finally adding a patina of graphite to highlight the work. The absence of color is meant to jar our imagination to signify the threats of man’s encroachment on land and sea.
Boca magazine - "Artists Probe, Lament Climate Change in Cultural Council Exhibit"
"Three selections from Ron Garrett inspire a similar sense of awe at Gaia’s reaction to anthropogenic climate disruption. Mixing media with salvaged objects, his staggering “Aftermath” assesses the carnage left by a superstorm.
Highland Beach Library presents - Trifecta, Nov-Dec 2019
Garrett brings a selection of Reductive Woodcuts from his show highlighting Biscayne National Parks 50th Anniversary celebration. These pieces hang in Highland Beach City Hall. Monoprints of sunken ships off Hutchinson Island are also featured in the Building Department.
The entire show featuring the sunken ships of the Maritime Heritage Trail are on sale at the Elliott Museum in Hutchinson Island till Dec. 1st
The main Community Center Room in the Library features bold, playful satirical work, and spans several decades of Garrett’s love of the sea, reaching for the Beachcomber in all of us! He cleverly uses traditional etching and woodcut approaches, infused with bits and pieces of humor. His love for the everyday ‘fisher folk’ and their lifestyles is apparent throughout his narrative storyboard etchings of life along the water’s edge. Garrett’s style-often depicts a “Pop” art approach, and the show includes vibrant watercolors, drawings and textured paintings.
Finally, in the Rotunda on the west side of the Library and in the hallways, Garrett has large Graphite/Mixed Media Assemblage paintings of natural disasters, and sculptures of sunken ships. Each piece sings its own special song of the tragedy of lives lost and the bravery of the human spirit. The focus is on the poetry of the forces of nature, decay, as well as the corrosive power of saltwater on human endeavors