Karen Horne invited to appear on CONTACT with Mary Dickson to discuss her Night and Day cityscape retrospective, Summer 2014 Click here to watch the video: https://www.kued.org/contact/night-and-day-karen-horne-paints-the-changing-light-salt-lake-city
Mayor’s Visual Artist Award presented to Karen Horne for her “contribution to the cultural life of Salt Lake City” including her ongoing series of Salt Lake City paintings.
Southwest Art placed Karen Horne’s new series of cityscapes front and center in BEST OF THE WEST – Rocky Mountains. “CITY VIEWS – Painter Karen Horne takes viewers on a magic carpet ride through the streets of London, San Francisco, … Continued
Enjoy Ben Fulton’s feature article on Jamie Wayman’s new series, “Brushing Up on the Beauty Below: Painter Swimmer Captures Water’s Allure” – Salt Lake Tribune, MIX section, Sunday, August 30, 2009 (Article no longer available).
“Art inspires art. Creativity feeds off creativity. It can be an endless circle of energy, symbiosis and delight” So observes Carma Wadley in her lavishly illustrated feature on Karen Horne’s series on the performing arts. (Behind the Scenes: Artist Shows … Continued
HORNE Fine Art’s “Remembering Sugar House” is featured in the front of the Close-Up section of the Salt Lake Tribune. This popular exhibition showcased Ken Baxter’s paintings of this neighborhood before its demolition. Writer Katie Drake wrote the article, “Dapples … Continued
The Springville Museum of Art presented “Town and Country” a major show of paintings by Karen Horne and Phyllis Horne, beautifully installed in the Dumke galleries. Reporter Brandon Griggs of the Salt Lake Tribune honored the event with a full … Continued
Southwest Art visits select Utah galleries and spotlights Horne Fine Art. Writer Ann Zimmerman takes note of the intriguing theme exhibitions and the gallery’s interior which gives “visitors a sense of stepping into a New York loft.” ( “In the Mountains” p. 146-149, July … Continued
The June 2005 Issue of CATALYST visits the gallery and finds it “a rich asset for the Salt Lake community.” Read the entire article of Horne Fine Art, Continuing a Utah legacy by Lance W. Duffin.