Kurt Jackson is a dedicated, engaged and prolific artist who is often working on several projects and bodies of work at the same time.

This level of creative endeavour means that his work can be seen in several exhibitions spread across the country.

It can be difficult to keep track of where he is exhibiting at any one time. So, for ease of reference, please find a list of Kurt Jackson’s current exhibitions nationwide below.

Foxgloves – Solo Exhibition

March 21st – August 8th 2026
Jackson Foundation,
St Just, Cornwall. TR19 7LB.

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Our online shop has a new range of items relating to Kurt Jackson’s Foxgloves exhibition.

The new collection includes the exhibition catalogue, new postcards and greeting cards.

The Foxgloves Collection is available to view via this link.

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For the last few years Kurt Jackson has focused his artistic sights on one of our most well-known and spectacular wildflowers: the foxglove. 

Last year saw a profusion of these flowers blooming across Cornwall, inspiring the artist to paint them repeatedly on woodland edges, roadside verges, heathland, the coast and amongst Cornish hedges.

Kurt Jackson’s new body of work, with paintings, sculpture, drawings, ceramics and printmaking shows these plants are not just aesthetically beautiful, but characterful, unique in their colour, form, movement and sound.

Kurt Jackson: Foxgloves
March 21st – August 8th 2026.
Jackson Foundation Cornwall, TR19 7LB.

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Kurt Jackson’s newest exhibition, Lymington River, is now open at St Barbe Museum + Art Gallery, Hampshire.

Rivers are a key part of internationally acclaimed artist Kurt Jackson’s practice and subject matter.

He has been visiting the Lymington River for over 40 years and chose it as the subject for his latest project, following its course from source to sea.

At a time when many of Britain’s rivers are in dire straits, Jackson was surprised to discover that the Lymington River remains in a healthy condition and still supports a thriving biodiversity.

This stunning new collection sits Kurt’s intimate still life paintings next to his large expressive canvasses to celebrate a river close to his heart.

Kurt Jackson: Lymington River runs until March 14th 2026 at St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Hampshire.

Kurt Jackson: Lymington River – Solo Exhibition
Until March 14th 2026.
St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery,
Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 9BH.

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Kurt Jackson’s River Fal exhibition has been wowing the crowds since opening at the end of August, and we’ve now reached the point when the gallery takes down the sold paintings and rehangs the show interspersed with new, unseen work. 

While the exhibition theme remains the same, rearranging the existing artwork on the wall and introducing new pieces always brings a different feel to the show, adding a different dimension to the story.

Kurt Jackson: River Fal – Solo Exhibition
August 30th 2025 – February 22nd 2026.
Jackson Foundation,
St Just, Cornwall, TR19 7LB.

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Our online shop has a new range of items relating to Kurt Jackson’s River Fal exhibition.

The new collection includes the exhibition catalogue, new postcards and greeting cards.

The River Fal Collection is available to order now via this link.

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On the sheltered southern coast of Cornwall lies Falmouth, a popular, bustling town with a historically strategic deepwater port that sits at the mouth of the River Fal; however, this major Cornish river itself is perhaps less well-known. 

Where does she originate, what route does she take?

The rural, almost parochial beginnings, the plentiful wildlife and valuable natural habitats, the industrial past and the contemporary international harbour seem to be contradictory within the same watercourse.

Kurt Jackson has spent the last four years or so wandering up and down the Fal to discover the river’s various moods, states and habitats, paintbrushes in hand, to make this new series of works.

Kurt Jackson: River Fal
August 30th 2025 – February 2026.
Jackson Foundation Cornwall, TR19 7LB.

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Kurt Jackson’s newest exhibition Sea Flower is now open at the Jackson Foundation, St Just.

“What is a sea flower? A plant by the sea? Or a plant of or in the sea? It could refer to the coastal floral community, or to the seaweeds, or even those extraordinary marine creatures the sea anemones. Basically, it’s about making a body of work that combines and juxtaposes two common subjects in my work. The sea and plants.” – Kurt Jackson

View exhibition here

Kurt Jackson: Sea Flower – Solo Exhibition
March 22 – August 9 2025.
Jackson Foundation
North Row, St Just,
Cornwall, TR19 7LB.

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In Biodiversity, Jackson opens windows onto different locations across the UK and explores the spectrum of plant and animal life found there. From train tracks to ancient woodland, peat bogs to urban streams, ecological processes come under the scrutiny of his painterly eye.

Through paintings, sculpture, and mixed media works, Jackson shows what an ecologically rich world we still live in, but also how things are changing.

The varied collection of work which makes up Biodiversity extorts the viewer to look again at the natural riches that surround us, even in the most unexpected of places. For example, collages such as Bioblitz of Vauxhall Bridge Road, London explore manmade environments by combining found rubbish with plant specimens and sketch-like paintings, demonstrating Jackson’s zoologist training and artists’ observational skills. The work is made both in situ, allowing for an environmental involvement through chance and serendipity, and in the studios.

By urging visitors to stop and look, appreciate and marvel, Jackson is using the greatest tool at his disposal to encourage us all to cherish and protect the earth for future generations.

Kurt Jackson’s Biodiversity runs until July 7th and the newly reimagined Cornwall Museum & Art Gallery, River Street, Truro, TR1 2SJ.

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Flora: 150 Years of Environmental Change in Cornwall sees Kurt Jackson working in collaboration with Penlee House Gallery & Museum to stage an exhibition about the flora of West Cornwall.

Kurt Jackson, whose art process is heavily informed by studied observation and deep respect for the natural world, was invited to curate an exhibition reflecting his concerns about environmental change. 

This thought-provoking show sees Kurt’s work juxtaposed with Victorian depictions of Cornwall to demonstrate the impact of 150 years of environmental change on the region’s flora, fauna, habitats and human experience. 

Flora: 150 Years of Environmental Change in Cornwall – Curated by Kurt Jackson 
Until January 11th 2025.
Penlee House Gallery & Museum,
Penzance, Cornwall, TR18 4HE.

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