Current Exhibitions

 

Foxgloves

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

Jackson studied them intently; it seemed that everywhere he found himself, the foxgloves were there as well, waiting to be painted.

The foxglove is a remarkable plant, a real tonic for the heart, it’s been said that foxgloves have the power to ‘raise the dead but kill the living’.

Find out more and view exhibition…

Solo Exhibition
21st March – 8th August 2026.
Jackson Foundation, North Row, St Just, TR19 7LB.

(A Bit of) Biodiversity

Our existence depends on biodiversity; the air we breathe, the food we eat and the water we drink all depend on it…

A small selection of Jackson’s touring exhibition Biodiversity, this series of paintings and mixed media works aim to show what an amazingly biodiverse world we still live in and how this is changing. All these life forms have the same entitlement to live as we do and fundamentally they are all individually fascinating, extraordinary and beautiful organisms in their own right. By being aware of the life we share this planet with we can appreciate it and then hopefully, conserve it.

Find out more and view exhibition…

Solo Exhibition
21st March – 8th August 2026.
Jackson Foundation, North Row, St Just, TR19 7LB.

Selected Recent Past Exhibitions

Lymington River (2026)

River Fal (2025/26)

Sea Flower (2025)

Biodiversity (2021-2026)

Valency Valley (2024/25)

Flora: 150 Years of Environmental Change in Cornwall (2024/25)

Oak (2025)

The Cornish Seal (2024)

The Fowey (2023/24)

River: A 40 Year Project (2023)

RNLI Cornwall (2023/2024)

Helford River (2022/23)

Clay Country (2021/22)

Kenidjack: A Cornish Valley (2021/22)

Mermaids’ Tears (2021/22)

Orwell’s Jura, Morag’s Skye (2021/22)

Wheat: From Plough to Plate (2021)

The Greeenways (2020/21)

A Prehistoric Cornwall (2020/21)

Art, Music, Activism. (2020)