Dr. Daisy Dixon is a prize-winning philosopher with a PhD from the University of Cambridge. She is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Philosophy at Cardiff University, and specialises in the philosophy of art – particularly immoral and dangerous art that entrenches structural injustice. She has published in academic journals on topics including oppressive monuments, aesthetic protest and deceptive art, and has presented her work on immoral artists on BBC radio and multiple podcasts. Dixon is also an artist and has an art practice in painting and sonic sculpture.
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