Dixon’s ‘Watercolors & Ceramics’ exhibit showcases movement, passion
Zao Wou-Ki’s “Untitled” (Gaudigny), 2007, from a private collection. Despite Wou-Ki’s prominence in the mid-century art historical canon, many of the items in the Dixon’s current exhibition are seen here for the first time. (Courtesy Dixon Gallery & Gardens)
Žak Ozmo
Dr. Žak Ozmo is an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of Neuroaesthetics and the CEO of the Ozmo Institute for Neuroaesthetics. He is currently serving on the faculty of the UT Health Science Center’s Departments of Anatomy and Neurobiology and Radiation Oncology and is a member of the UTHSC Neuroscience Institute.
The exhibit features the beauty and intricacy of a unique style of painting that combines elements of Chinese calligraphy with Western abstraction.
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