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Dutch Equine Art Fair 2025

Joyce Ter Horst

Curator of contemporary equine art

I work with artists, museums, galleries and organisations to develop exhibitions, shape curatorial concepts and position equine art

within a contemporary cultural context.

Equine art is often recognised through its subject. My work explores what it communicates beyond that, through concept, context

and the relationships between artworks, artists and audience.

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Dutch Equine Art Fair. Photo Arnd Bronkhorst
Museumnacht, Arnd Bronkhorst

How I work

From one focused conversation to a complete curatorial project, each collaboration begins with what the work or project requires.

Art consult

Gain clarity and direction through an independent curatorial review.

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Curatorial Advisory and Projects

Curatorial direction for exhibitions, publications and other art projects.

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Private Art Advisory

Independent guidance for acquiring or commissioning equine art.

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Current projects
Current exhibitions and curatorial collaborations in development

​​The Windsong Horses

15 October – 15 November 2026

Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre

Cooroy, Queensland, Australia

Solo exhibition by Australian artist Karen Osborn.

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Dutch Equine Art Fair 2026

29 October – 1 November 2026

Living Horse Museum
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

International exhibition for contemporary equine art.

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Maraee Bahrain

Selected curatorial projects

A selection of exhibitions and curatorial collaborations

Dutch Equine Art Fair _Arnd Bronkhorst

​Dutch Equine Art Fair

International exhibition
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Mara'ee Bahrain 2025

​Mara'ee Bahrain
Curatorial collaboration
Kingdom of Bahrain​​

De Paardenkamp

Museum collaboration
The Netherlands

Next step​

Whether you're planning an exhibition, developing a curatorial concept, or looking for strategic guidance, I'd be happy to hear about your project.

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