
Dutch Equine Art Fair 2024, Amsterdam
For Art Professionals
Curatorial & Strategic services
Exhibition curation, consultancy, and collaborations with impact
Equine art belongs at the centre of contemporary culture. As a curator and consultant, I help galleries, institutions, and brands create exhibitions and projects that position equine art with clarity, relevance, and depth.
From curatorial concept to full-scale execution, I offer strategic expertise grounded in contemporary art practice and equestrian heritage. Whether you need a trusted partner for an exhibition, an experienced lead for a multi-artist installation, or a creative collaborator for a brand-led art activation—I help shape ideas into compelling experiences.
What I offer:
Curatorial services
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Concept and narrative development for exhibitions
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Artist research and selection
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Exhibition design and artwork placement
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Writing for wall texts, catalogues, and publications
Project & event consultancy
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Strategic planning, budgeting, and timelines
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On-site coordination and installation support
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Artist liaison and logistics management
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Audience engagement (e.g. guided tours, artist talks)
Collaborative projects & brand partnerships
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Cultural storytelling through equine art
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Art-driven brand activations
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Creative partnerships with institutions and equestrian heritage venues
Who I work with
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Galleries and museums seeking expert equine art curation that aligns with contemporary trends
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Cultural institutions and heritage venues looking to tell new stories through art
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Luxury equestrian brands creating emotional, art-led brand experiences
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Event organisers and art fairs needing expert coordination and curatorial guidance
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You?
Why work with me
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Over a decade of experience in curating equine art across international contexts
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Proven ability to translate vision into impactful exhibitions and events
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A trusted network of contemporary equine artists and creatives
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Creative integrity matched with practical expertise
Let’s collaborate
If you're developing an exhibition, curating a collection, or planning an equine art project, I’d love to hear more.