An Equine Anthology / Central Pivot Series Volume 2

The second publication in the new pocket-sized Center Pivot Series from Richard
Saxton s alternative Colorado-based art and environmental collective, M12, and
co-published by M12 s Last Chance Press and Jap Sam Books, An Equine Anthology
explores the cultural history of the American horse. Interdisciplinary in approach,
the series explores and connects the changing realities of rural landscapes and
communities around the world, presenting an array of curated notes, documents
and research ephemera combined with images, poetry and more formal visual and
written works. Stitching together nonlinear histories, testimonies and interpretations
of equine culture from the American Southwest and beyond, this anthology includes
horsemeat recipes, rodeo histories, photographs and paintings of the horse by
contemporary western artists. Contributors include noted animal welfare advocate
Temple Grandin, M12 founder Richard Saxton, Wapke Fenstra from Myvillages,
novelist Josh Garrett-Davis, native American artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and
New Mexico based photographer Clea G. Hall, among others.



Contributions by: Clea G. Hall, Matthew Fluharty, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Temple Grandin, M12, the Brunetti Family, Matt Slaby, Nell Boeschenstein, Oli Robbins, Wapke Feenstra, Kultivator, Josh Garrett-Davis, Richard Saxton, Kirsten Stoltz, Stuart Hyatt