Ted Dixon is an abstract painter living and working in the Hudson Valley NY. He writes: "How do we learn to see what we cannot yet see? What are the things that influence our ability to perceive? My paintings can be described as abstract compositions influenced by personal experiences and efforts to capture moments in time. And as a Black American, my work attempts to enhance and widen the dialogue among all people." For over 25 years, Dixon has worked as a graphic and Web designer, and in 2009 began devoting himself full time to his artistic practice. His previous exhibitions have included Montgomery Row Art Space (Rhinebeck NY); Woodstock Artists Association & Museum (Woodstock NY); ADS Gallery (Newburgh NY); Arts Society of Kingston (Kingston NY); Olive Free Library (West Shokan NY), Albany Center Gallery (Albany NY), Susan Eley Fine Arts (Hudson NY), and Mattutuck Museum (Waterbury CT).