We have welcomed another 30,000 visitors to our exhibitions at the Jackson Foundation over the course of 2024, while further afield, Kurt has had exhibitions at The Base at Greenham, The National Maritime Museum Falmouth and Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Penzance.

Two new monographs were released this year, Kurt Jackson’s Rivers and Oak, and Kurt was left speechless after being named both an Honorary Commodore by The National Maritime Museum and a Bard of the Cornish Gorsedh for promoting Cornish Identity and Culture through Visual Art and Poetry. Less welcome events were a leak in the Jackson Foundation roof short-circuiting the electrics and Kurt requiring a knee replacement. Both these things seem to be mended though, so fingers crossed…

2024 has seen the Jackson Foundation ramp up it’s educational programme, with students from across the country taking part in cross-curricular workshops with our new education officer. If you or your organisation are interested in finding out more about our educational offering, please get in touch!

2025 is shaping up to be a typically busy year within Kurt Jackson’s orbit, with two new exhibitions at the Jackson Foundation and a couple of (to be announced) shows at other interesting venues. Meanwhile, we encourage you to save the date of March 5th, with Kurt’s Biodiversity the inaugural exhibition at the newly transformed Royal Cornwall Museum Truro (details to follow in the New Year).

We’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for all of your support over the last 12 months, and to wish you a lovely Christmas! We look forward to seeing you all again soon!

For those of you in (or planning a visit to) Cornwall, please find the Jackson Foundation please find details of our opening schedule here.

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