The exhibition takes viewers behind the scenes of Dixon’s practice with a collection of prints selected from among his studio productions in Paris, Pushkar, Los Angeles, New York, London, Miami, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Milan, Barcelona, Madrid, São Paulo, and many other sites over his thirty-year career. Creating sensitive portraits that turn strangers into intimates, offbeat compositions that raise more questions than they answer, and insightful observations about the connectedness of humanity, Dixon blurs the lines between commercial and fine art photography with a charm and wit uniquely his own. Having worked in a range of spaces from the finest professional studios to informally constructed environments, the open air, and even the occasional improvised garage, Dixon now transforms the NºBA gallery space into a working studio. The public is invited to participate in professional photo shoots and observe the printing and integration of portraits into the exhibition during the installation, at the May 12 opening reception from 6-9pm, and periodically throughout the month of May.