One of the many hats I wear is that of show coordinator for the Equine Art Guild.

The Equine Art Guild is an organization created by and for horse artists. Founded in 1997, it is made up of artists from around the world working in almost every medium imaginable and some that will surprise you!

Painters, sculptors, photographers, artists working with ‘found objects’ (drift wood, for example) and many other forms of art have all found a place in the EAG.

One of the functions of the EAG is showcasing member work through a series of online exhibits hosted on the organization’s web site.

The newest show opened June 15 and is titled The Best of 2007.

As you might guess from the title, this new exhibit features a collection of the favorite works by many of our members. Equine and non-equine images alike are included in this great exhibit. These are the works selected by the artists themselves; the single favorite work from 2007.

Many of the works are available for purchase, so if you are looking for that ‘perfect’ work of art to add to your collection or begin your collection, I invite you to visit this show.

Of course, it’s a great exhibit to visit if you enjoy  browsing great artwork.

The Best of 2007 is the fourth in an on-going series of online exhibits. Previous exhibits are:

• Interpretations
• The Artist’s Horse as Muse
• Reflections

All three past exhibits are also available for your enjoyment.

©Copyright 2008 by Carrie Lewis. See original post here.
To learn more about this artist, visit Carrie Lewis’s website.