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Dix G. Morris was born in 1936 and lived her childhood days on a farm
in Southwest, Texas.
Her father was a farmer-rancher and her mother, a teacher and school
administrator.
Dix was the youngest of five children.
Dix, and her husband, Frank, founded the Liberation Psychotherapy
Training Center in South Bend, Indiana, in the mid 1970's. In her
paintings, she seeks to communicate the values they taught across
the years of beauty, truth, justice, goodness, and love.
Dix founded the Kentuckiana Artists Pastel Society in 1998, attained
Signature Member in 2000, and served as president until moving to
Colorado in 2002.
Dix G. Morris currently serves as Chairperson of the Castle Rock Art
Commission.
She is a Signature Member of the Colorado Pastel Society. In June
of 2006, she founded the Greater Castle Rock Art Guild.
She enjoys painting a variety of subjects. Her paintings are in private
collections in the Midwest, Colorado, Texas and California.
Dix has been juried into a number of Regional, National and International
Exhibits including:
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The International Pastel Exhibit, Colorado Museum of History, Denver,
CO. ‘98
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The
3rd Biennial IAPS Intl’ Exhibit, Dartmouth Gallery, Albuquerque,
N.M. ‘99
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The
4th Biennial IAPS Exhibit, Christine Gallery, Santa Fe, N.M. ‘01
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1st
Place, Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, KY, 2000
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Best
of Show in the KAPS Exhibit, Pendleton Gallery, Rising Sun, IN.
‘01
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People’s
Choice in the 1st Annual Spring Art Exhibit, Philip S. Miller Library,
C. R. '05
"A
meaningful life consists of discovery, creativity, and growth."
Dix
Dix G. Morris
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