New England Equine Art Experience

This is Our sculpting Instructor's, Jennie Scott from Australia, sculpture "The Australian stockman".

"The Australian Stockman" was entered into the Small sculpture prize in NSW Woollahra Council. Last year there were over 200 entries, they only pick 40. It is very prestigious to be selected. And Jennie got in ! Congratulations Jennie!

NEEAE Gallery entrance hall NEEAE workshop room

Another workshop room

This is the building that the workshops will be held in. Very spacious inside, plenty of room for workshops, kitchen area, 2 small bathrooms, heat, electricity and a full cellar. It is in the plans to add an upstairs onto this building for bedrooms and bathrooms.

This is looking up the driveway between the workshop building and the horse barn.

Look at that lush grass! This is one of Karen's mini horses.

The fields will be hayed also.

Inside the workshop building. The old, very old, wallpaper is being peeled and picked off. These walls will be all white. It looked so much better just getting that awful wall paper off there.

The Boss lady.

This is the kitchen sink getting some new plumbing.

Here's Robroy. He's the 12th horse to reside at Malachite Farm. He belongs to Karen's son, Colt. Robroy is in Quarantine for a week to make sure he is healthy, then will be introduced to the rest of the herd. Picture taken June 9, 2007.

Here's Sage. She sure did shed out some pretty! Picture taken June 9, 2007

This building will be getting an internal face lift and studios will be in this building. Karen is working on implementing a plan to replace the roof and have skylight holes placed into the roof. As you can see there is plenty of gravel parking area. The main road & the workshop building lies on the other side of this building. Picture taken Feb 26, 2007.