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Linney’s latest exhibition features local lands & seascapes

*Artwork from Rita Linney. 

Rita Linney’s newest visual art exhibition is now running at Clare Museum until September 27th

Born in Yorkshire, Rita moved to Co Clare in 2016 to follow an ambition to work as a full time artist. Her latest exhibition features paintings of both local lands and seascapes and is supported by the Arts Office of Clare County Council.

A graduate of the Art College in Doncaster and Canterbury where she studied fine art working with artists including David J Curtis. The Royal Society of Marine Artists is among the prestigious venues where her work has been exhibited.

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