Jackson Foundation

The Jackson Foundation is a unique, ambitious, multi-award winning carbon-negative art-space celebrating and championing arts and the natural world.

Housed within a massive ex-industrial building in the centre of the thriving former mining town of St Just-in-Penwith, the Foundation was set up by leading contemporary artist Kurt Jackson and his wife Caroline and hosts an annual programme of quality contemporary exhibitions working in partnership with a variety of environmental and non profit organisations.

This exciting and versatile world class art gallery is free to the public, bridging the gap between public and private art centres and is the ideal venue to view Kurt Jackson’s varied and eclectic range of artistic expression spanning painting, poetry, sculpture, installation and film.

Run by husband and wife Fynn and Zinzi Tucker, this environmentally focused art space is a green built sustainably managed carbon-negative concern. Powered by an array of high efficiency solar panels and ground-source heat pumps, the Foundation goes further by delivering paintings within Cornwall by one of its two zero-emission fully electric cars or recently acquired fully electric van.

Providing local employment, raising awareness and funds for groups working to protect the environment and giving back to a community that has been home to the to the Jackson Family for over thirty years, the Foundation works to become a positive force for change.

The Jackson Foundation aims to provide a space, open to one and all, to reflect on our symbiotic relationship with the natural world, and the rewards to be found by taking a step back and looking around; to see the world through an artist’s eyes.