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Month: February 2018

An Interview With My Alma Mater, University of Utah

Recently I had the awesome opportunity to do an interview with my alma mater, University of Utah about my experience being a working artist. You can read my attempt at being somewhat intelligent here. http://finearts.utah.edu/news/the-finer-points-blog/item/337-making-art-work-no-13-jeff-dixon

Posted on February 27, 2018September 23, 2019 by Jeff DixonPosted in Interviews/Articles, The Hurricane HeistLeave a comment

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I honestly don’t even know where to begin about the last 48 hours... . From meeting so many of my metal music idols from Kirk Hammett to Scott Ian to Dino Cazares and so many more... . To devouring every Slayer-themed dessert ever in the Forum Club with a million celebrities... . To hanging in the same cluster of peeps with Jason Momoa, and watching him headbang on stage with his kids to Phil Anselmo of Pantera... . To watching people dressed as sharks moshing in the pit and getting destroyed during Ministry... . To watching my boy Ler KILL IT as usual with Primus. He’s one of the best guitarists in the world, people. . And to essentially being able to experience the bands’ POV for Slayer’s final two shows EVER. . These last few nights are going in the Jeff Dixon record books. These concerts were basically my high school worship playlists all wrapped into one. Stories for days. Memories for a lifetime. Thank you SO much Shane and Larry. You guys are simply the best incarnations of human beings ever created. . Now I pretty much need to sleep for a week... . . . . . . #Slayer #Primus #Ministry #Pantera #PhilAnselmo #EveryCelebrityEver

Unhappy Nick Saban is my favorite sight ever. I could watch this on loop all night long. It’s all up to you now, Utah. Win out and you have a chance at the playoffs baby!!! #GoUtes

It’s been one hell of a whirlwind week here at #IAAPA. Met so many incredible people. My head is chock full of a ridiculous amount of amazing new connections and opportunities. No better way to end my time here than a finale at EPCOT! My childhood favorite. Also, my first time at a theme park by myself. Kind of excited. Let’s do this. Test Track singles line 10 times in a row it is... #TEA #Teaconnect #ThemedEntertainment #EPCOTBetterBeReadyForMe #SpoilerAlertItsNot

One of a kind moments like this are why I love my city. I could have listened to this ingenious man speak for hours. The Irishman is an incredible film. So glad I got to see it in the Chinese - the greatest theater on Earth. What a night.

Considering my current location, I find this most amusing.

This spoon... This old, janky, Wall-E spoon. This is my favorite item in the entire kitchen. My wife always wonders why I keep this decrepit thing around, and why I stir my coffee with it every day. Well, it’s because I’m a sentimental little bitch, that’s why... . Sure, you may say that you can barely even tell that’s Wall-E on the handle anymore. Or that the gouges in the spoon would cut your lip if you used it. But that doesn’t matter to me because I see more... . What I can see are the countless years of giggling baby girls as soup drips down their lips. Or how every gouge in that metal is from it being tossed across the room in some bizarre, as-yet-undetermined, toddler emotion. Or how occasionally a 3-year old girl would stop her entire meal just to look at Wall-E on the handle and smile. Wall-E was our favorite movie to watch. And still is mine. . I look at this spoon and I see years and years of raising my girls through those teeny, tiny formative ages. Those difficult as hell, but otherworldly incredible and life-changing, formative ages. And it’s pretty much the only kitchen item I kept from that entire time period. . So yeah, I kept the janky Wall-E spoon. And I will stir my coffee with it every morning until the metal literally falls apart. But hopefully like Wall-E himself, this spoon will endure through it all, and this damn spoon will outlast me.

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