Jeffrey A. Moore Announces Debut of First-Ever All-Copper Equestrian Collection
Landmark Exhibition to Premiere Exclusively at Arts at The Canopy in January 2027
OCALA, FLORIDA – Award-winning copper artist Jeffrey A. Moore has announced the upcoming debut of The Equestrian Collection, the first all-equestrian collection of his career and the most ambitious exploration of the subject ever undertaken by the artist.
The official debut will be celebrated during a special invitation-only premiere on Thursday, January 7, from 5 to 8 p.m., followed by public viewing beginning January 8–9. The exhibit will be on display throughout the months of Jan and Feb., the collection will feature an exclusive body of hand-crafted copper works celebrating the beauty, power, athleticism, and enduring spirit of the horse.
For collectors of Moore’s work, the announcement carries special significance.
Although equestrian subjects have appeared throughout the artist’s career, Moore’s horse-inspired copper works have consistently become some of his most coveted and fastest-selling creations. In fact, every equestrian work currently available through the artist has already been purchased, leaving collectors with no opportunity to acquire one today.
That changes in January.
“I’ve always been drawn to the strength, grace, and character of horses,” said Moore. “This collection allows me to fully explore that fascination through the medium I love most, copper. Every piece is designed to capture movement, energy, and the unmistakable spirit that makes horses such extraordinary animals.”
Crafted entirely by hand, The Equestrian Collection represents the first time Moore has dedicated an entire body of work to a single subject. Each work in The Equestrian Collection is a finely detailed copper relief, sculpted by hand and finished with flame and patinas. Each piece is curated and beautifully matted, framed, and ready to hang. The interplay of texture, color, and light makes the copper feel alive..
The collection is expected to attract significant interest from both fine art collectors and equestrian enthusiasts nationwide.
“Jeffrey’s equestrian pieces have developed a reputation for selling quickly,” said Christine Carrington, a spokesperson for The Canopy. “Collectors have been requesting more horse-themed work for years. Rather than releasing a few individual pieces, Jeffrey chose to create an entire collection, something he has never done before.”
Rooted in craftsmanship and inspired by one of the world’s most admired animals, the collection promises to be a defining moment in Moore’s artistic career.
With Ocala serving as the inspiration for much of the project, the collection pays tribute to a community where horses are not simply admired, but celebrated as a way of life.
The collection will make its exclusive debut Under The Canopy, the featured exhibit space at Arts at The Canopy, located at 1703 NE 8th Road in Ocala, Florida. Designed to showcase significant exhibitions and featured artists, Under The Canopy provides the ideal setting for collectors and equestrian enthusiasts to experience Moore’s largest and most anticipated Equestrian collection to date. The exhibit will be the only place where the complete collection can be viewed together upon its release.
