Amy Jackson

Amy Jackson graduated from Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art at The University of Oxford in 2008. An interdisciplinary conceptual artist with 15 years’ experience blending concept, philosophy, science and tools to create immersive experiences in traditional galleries and unconventional spaces.

Jackson is also well known for her work in the
Responsible Investment space, which she describes as ‘an important part of her activism’. She explores issues such as climate change, conflict, consumerism, social media, mental health and critically, how these themes are inextricably linked. Experience spans public speaking on the environment, responsible investment and group and solo exhibitions.

Jackson has several solo and group exhibitions in 2020 including Cooltzine vol.3 Changes, 50 Shades of Grey and Navy, #IRL and the highly acclaimed Kensington + Chelsea Art Week.

The Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, University of Oxford, Fine Art, M.F.A. Graduated 2008 (1st)

The Smith School of Enterprise and The Environment, University of Oxford, Sustainable Finance, Graduated 2019

Fifty Shades of Grey and Navy - Solo Exhibition
- September 2020, London

Little Voices - KCAW20 - Group Exhibition
- October 2020, Kensington + Chelsea, London

#IRL?, Solo Exhibition
- May 2020, Boathouse Studios Gallery, London

Passing By, Collaborative Exhibition
- June 2013, Deptford Public Library, London

A Stone's Throw, The Lights - Public Art
- April 2016, Andover, UK
- Public art sculptures

Grotto, Group Exhibition
- October 2008, Museum 52, London

PACK, Group Exhibition
- May 2008, The Ruskin, Oxford, UK

BOX LADDER, Group Exhibition
- April 2008, Modern Art Oxford, Oxford, UK
- One Minute Silence, video and sound installation

Cosmic Rays, Group Exhibition
- March 2008 Project Space, Oxford, UK
- Installation

Cleaning, Solo Exhibition
- January 2008, Elstree, UK
- Televised art performance piece

Cleaning Squares, Street Art Exhibition
- January 2005 - Present
- Happenings (realised as books and photography)