The SEA created in 1979 and run by artists.
Today the SEA has a membership of well over 300 diverse and talented artists. Our painters, sculptors and printers represent the best of equestrian art across the UK and beyond.
Horse in Art Exhibition 2023
We are very excited to be hosted by a new venue for 2023. Find out more about Tennants Auctioneers, click on the Information Button below.

Workshops 2023
Workshops for 2023 Details of workshops will be posted on the website, Facebook and Instagram as soon as they are confirmed. Please keep checking the website for updates, and follow
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Exhibitions 2023
Exciting news for a new venue for the 2023 Horse in Art. Plenty of time to get organised the exhibition will run from 10th October – 29th October 2023 at
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Subscription Renewals & Promotion
You can renew your existing membership here using PayPal or your credit/debit card. If however you would prefer to pay via bacs please contact the Administrator for the our bank
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Become a member
Are you a professional or amateur equestrian artist, creating works of a high standard or wishing to learn from others? Would you like to display your work in the SEA exhibitions? Could you participate in and contribute to the Society’s activities and events?
If the answer is ‘Yes’ why not become an SEA member?
‘Shadow’
James Lautenschlager
‘Enable’
Gill Parker SEA
‘Frankel Racing’
Gill Parker SEA
New Commission Example – Mares & Foals
Gill Parker SEA
‘Dynamic’
Gill Parker SEA
‘Brewer’s Horse’
Gill Parker SEA
Archive
How it all started.
In the late 70s L. John Morris had the brainwave to start a society to project and promote equestrian art. With the help of founder members, including such notable artists as Terence Cuneo, Tom Coates, Neil Cawthorne and Norman Hoad, the SEA was born.
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