This exhibition sees Kurt collaborating with 32 writers from a diverse range of backgrounds and results in a body of work that varies in scale from postcard-size pieces to large canvasses. It reveals the physical diversity of the British landscape, whilst providing an insight into the concept of ‘place’ – that collective sense of identity, meaning, longing and nostalgia present within the British psyche.

The final showing of this touring exhibition includes previously unseen works alongside a small show looking at Cape Cornwall.
Jackson Foundation

Tipis and yurts and mud. Glastonbury Festival (2011)

Across Port Meadow towards Oxford. Geese honk. The Thames drifts slowly by (2013)

Summer’s evening, Bat Hall, pigeon coo, rook caw (2013)

Under Spaghetti Junction (2013)

Dart pool. Ribbons of bubbles flow down from the falls. Wet leaves and raindrops (2013)

Clearance village, croft ruin. Hallaig, Raasay (2013)

Ted’s hut. Autumn winds rattling the conker leaves (2013)

Wytham bird song and spring greens (2013)

Edgelands, between river and canal. Young moorhens, parakeets, reeds (2013)

Cornish sun sinking behind the two yews (2013)

Tea coloured Thames. Eel Pie Island river rats (2013)

Winters evening, Tintagel Island (2013)

Sitting in the arms of a sphinx. Summers day looking across to the Festival Hall (2013)

Midge nibble, stream trickle. Chalk Ford stream (2013)