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State Of The Art: Jo Dixon

Award-winning figurative artist Jo Dixon speaks to Alice Gawthrop about what inspires her, from her travels to her family, via the female figure

How would you describe your art?

I’m a figurative artist. Drawing is very important to me, and it underpins all the work that I do. Art school was a terrible

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