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Ken Dixon
American, b. 1943
Ken Dixon received a BA degree in 1965 from Drury College. Did post-graduate work at Southwest Missouri State in 1965-66 and received an MFA from the University of Arkansas in 1968.
In 1984, he was one of 22 artists out of 900 selected as the "Outstanding Emerging Artists." He is also a recipient of a Mid America Arts Alliance Award presented by the National Endowment for the Arts. Dixon has exhibited extensively during the past two decades and his work is included in many public collections, including the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, the Museum of Modem Art in Miami, the Nelson-Adkins Museum in Kansas City, the Old Jail Art Center in Albany, Citicorp and Southwestern Bell. His work is included in many public collections, including the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, the Museum of Modem Art in Miami, the Nelson-Adkins Museum in Kansas City, the Old Jail Art Center in Albany, Citicorp and Southwestern Bell.
Dixon lives in Lubbock,Texas where he is a retired Professor of Art at Texas Tech University.
American, b. 1943
Ken Dixon received a BA degree in 1965 from Drury College. Did post-graduate work at Southwest Missouri State in 1965-66 and received an MFA from the University of Arkansas in 1968.
In 1984, he was one of 22 artists out of 900 selected as the "Outstanding Emerging Artists." He is also a recipient of a Mid America Arts Alliance Award presented by the National Endowment for the Arts. Dixon has exhibited extensively during the past two decades and his work is included in many public collections, including the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, the Museum of Modem Art in Miami, the Nelson-Adkins Museum in Kansas City, the Old Jail Art Center in Albany, Citicorp and Southwestern Bell. His work is included in many public collections, including the Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth, the Museum of Modem Art in Miami, the Nelson-Adkins Museum in Kansas City, the Old Jail Art Center in Albany, Citicorp and Southwestern Bell.
Dixon lives in Lubbock,Texas where he is a retired Professor of Art at Texas Tech University.
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