Dixon Gallery & Gardens
Margarita Sandino is currently the Director of Education at Dixon Gallery & Gardens, overseeing all educational experiences at the Museum and Gardens. With a background in anthropology, Margarita has extensive experience in managing and implementing programs at various museums, including The Children's Museum of Memphis and Casa Museo Quinta de Bolivar. Their expertise lies in creating content for gallery interpretation, providing group visits, talks, and workshops, as well as supervising education staff, docents, volunteers, instructors, and interns.
Dixon Gallery & Gardens
Founded in 1976 by Hugo and Margaret Dixon, the Dixon Gallery and Gardens is a fine art museum and public garden distinguished by its diverse and innovative programs in the arts and horticulture. The Dixon features a permanent collection of over 2,000 objects, including French and American Impressionist paintings and significant holdings of German and English porcelain. The museum organizes and presents eight to ten exhibitions every year, the diversity of which appeals to visitors of all ages. The Dixon’s seventeen acre campus is highly regarded public garden that includes formal spaces, woodland tracts, and cutting gardens. The Dixon is accredited by the American Association Museums and is a member of the American Public Gardens Association and Botanical Gardens Conservation International.