The society exhibition is on from the 25th August to 31st August 2026 at the Tin Tabernacle in Hythe. I will be in attendance at various times, but all afternoon on the 29th if you have any questions.
I have 5 new exciting works on display this year. Each has new artistic design features. Here they are, so you can see what they look like in case you can’t get to see them in person.
They are all painted with the same intention – to make you think!
Imperial Alignment.
This was based on a chance find during my evening walk. The moon, Venus and the IKEA star all line up to set the scene for this graphic image which I then designed in perfect balance. I am putting this into the exhibition as an affordable art experiment, so that anyone can afford one of my original pieces. My hope is that someone interested will call their own judgement as to whether they should buy it. If someone loves the image, but can easily afford it, I will reproduce another original for them to their own custom size requirements to make it even more perfect for them. With hope, they will leave this one behind for a genuine person to buy who wouldn’t normally be able to afford my original artwork. I hope people understand this intention.
320mm x 320mm including the frame.
Blue Prospects
Prospect Cottage in Dungeness is an iconic building known and loved by most local people and artists alike. Blue Prospects explores two rarely captured forms of light at this site.
600mm x 600mm including frame.
Click here for the story behind this work. ✅
Reframed in Lime
This is the start of a series of paintings that are a new venture for me – abstracted reality. They are designed to be budget friendly and versatile. They are unique in that they can be hung any way up that you prefer. They can also be designed in any colour way to match your home decor for instance. Just ask!
430mm x 430mm including frame.
Reframed in Pink
Another version within this theme. Shape and structure are determined by light, time and rotation.
430mm x 430mm including frame.
Meanwhile
Meanwhile explores the tension between fleeting human presence and the quiet permanence of the built environment.
740mm x 540mm including a neutral grey frame to discretely define the edge and contain the colours.
Click here for the artistic explanation of this challenging painting.
Three Quarters
Three views of the Quarterhouse in Folkestone , featuring the building itself, the inside of the building and the other side of the street in reflection.
I hope you enjoy this exhibition and my new work. I welcome your thoughts and feedback, so do send me a message to: ronmarshart@gmail.com