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EDUCATION

  • MA in Studio Arts - Fresno State University ( 2021)

  • BA in Studio Arts - Fresno State University (2016)

  • Fresno City College ( 2010 - 2013)

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

  • Brea Gallery x Thinkspace — A Look to the Future: America at 350 ( 2026 )

SOLO EXHIBTIONS

  • St Dulce — Audia Yvonne Dixon : A Matrix of Becoming ( 2026)

  • Clovis Community College (2024)

  • M Street Arts Complex (2023)

  • Corridor 2122 (2023)

  • Saint Joaquin Wine Bar (2023)

  • Jones Gallery - Bakersfield College (2022)

  • Artspace Gallery - Fresno City College (2022)

  • Yosemite Airport Gallery (2020)

  • 1418 Fulton (2020)

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

  • A Wise Woman Once Said - Corridor 2122 (2025) - Fresno State University

  • Akoma : Celebrating Black Woman Artists - Ellipse Gallery - Fresno State University (2025)

  • Black Artists 559 - Ellipse Gallery - Fresno State University (2024)

  • Faculty Show - Clovis Community College (2024)

  • Down with the Clique - Scarab Creative Arts (2024) - Fresno, CA

  • Kearney Mansion (2023) - Kearney, CA

  • Fig Tree Gallery (2023)

  • African American Museum (2023)

  • Graduate Project Exhibition - Phoebe Conely Art Gallery Fresno State University (2021)

WORK PERMANENTLY EXHIBITED

  • UC Merced

  • Fresno State University - owned by Fresno State President Sandoval.

LECTURES & WORKSHOPS

  • Visual Culture Colloquium - Cornell University (2023) - Ithaca, NY

  • Workshops - Santa Monica College , Fresno State University, Clovis Community College (2023) - Santa Monica, CA

  • Dulce Upfront Documentary Panel Discussion (2023) - Fresno, CA

  • Lift Every Voice Mural Tour - organized by Dulce Upfront (2020) - Fresno, CA

AWARDS

  • Presidential Graduate Deans Medalist Recipient — Fresno State University ( 2022)

  • Graduate Deans Medalist Recipient — Fresno State University ( 2022)

PRESS

  • Fresno Bee : “ Audia Dixon Paving the Way for Young Artists “ ( 2024)

  • Fresno State News : “ Alumna paints a brighter world celebrating Black art and culture“ ( 2024)

  • Fresno State Collegian “ Where is the President Medalist Now?” (2023)