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Kurt Jackson: Biodiversity
Kurt Jackson is one of Britain’s best-known contemporary artists. He’s also a passionate environmentalist whose work actively calls attention to the beauty, complexity, and increasing fragility of the natural world. 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.
Withy Lore
Withy Lore explores the critically endangered craft of withy pot making, celebrating the community of makers past and present and preserving its heritage for the future. For centuries withy pots – traditional crab or lobster pots, largely made from willow – were a common sight around the South West coast. Today, only a handful of withy pot makers remain, forming a vital connection to the past. Their skills, stories, knowledge and the pots themselves form the heart of the Withy Lore exhibition.
Portraits of St Petrocs
This group exhibition of portraits is a tribute to the clients, staff, and volunteers of Cornish homelessness charity, St Petrocs. The portraits capture the innate humanity of their subjects, telling their stories and focusing attention on the people who are helped by St Petrocs in times of personal crisis and need.
Camilla Dixon: Original Rebels
A collection of work by mixed media artist Camilla Dixon, which traces the legacy of environmental and social activism in her work back to the time of Hepworth and Heron.

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