Category Archives: Art Exhibition

Art Exhibition, Fine Art, Gainsborough, great nineteenth-century landscape paintings, J. M. W. Turner, Luminism, Modern Classical Paintings, Modern Masters, Ric W. Horner artist

Artists Open Houses 2023

October 12, 2023 RicHorner

Ric works in a modern classical way and creates atmospheric, light-filled land and seascapes. The sublime light of his paintings is characteristic of a style called Luminism. He takes part every year in the East Kent Artist’s Open Houses (https://ekoh.org.uk/whitstable). If you’ve missed this event last October, get in touch to arrange a studio visit. He and his partner were in house 13 on the Whitstable trail. For directions go to: https://ekoh.org.uk/…/65-joy-lane-sherrins-alley…/

However, he still has wonderful new range of smaller oil paintings, as well as high-quality greeting cards and prints available. They can be picked up directly from his studio on West Beach.

Show Off gallery Whitstable

August 4, 2023 RicHorner

Ric has exhibited his extraordinarily atmospheric British land & seascapes last August in Harbour Street, Whitstable. For interest in any of the remaining pieces visit the page Available Paintings, or contact him at tel. 07835294317/ enquiries@richorner.com.

At the Lilford gallery Canterbury

June 8, 2016 RicHorner

Ric was one of the first artists to be represented at this gallery in 1999.

3 Palace Street Canterbury, CT1 2DY
t: .0044.(0)1227.639086
Open 9.30am – 5pm Mon – Sat / 11am -4pm Sun

Ric’s work on the wall next to Tracy Emin figure drawings and Damian Hirst’s dot sculpture.

At the Affordable Art Fair in London, Battersea Park

The large black & white seascape below was bought by the well-known British comedian Ricky Gervais in 2009

Exhibition at The Sportsman Seasalter

June 21, 2015 RicHorner

Ric created a solo exhibition at the award winning ‘The Sportsman’ in Seasalter back in 2015 featuring the inspiring scenery of the Thames estuary. This famous Michelin star pub is located 2 miles out of Whitstable, on the North Kent coast and is popular with weekend visitors and many Londoners. It is nicely furbished with rolling exhibitions showcasing the work of local artists.