Art news: Year of the horse

Kristine Nason; Paula Vize; Tony Williams; Cara McKinnon Crawford; Sally Martin


It is the Chinese year of the horse and Britain’s foremost artists explain what the horse means to them:
“Horses are a large and powerful animal but still hold so much elegance and grace,” says the sculptor Edward Waites. “This is why I love to sculpt them as it lends so much for me to create works using my loose style. I currently live and I was brought up in our country’s horse racing capital – Newmarket. This has given me huge inspiration to work on projects involving the thoroughbred racehorse.”
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