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From Surrealism to Pop: Pauline Karpidas and Alexander Iolas

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By Emma Baker
| Sotheby's Magazine Verified
Famed gallerist Alexander Iolas taught Pauline Karpidas to look, to read, to understand – and over decades she turned that education into a collection of remarkable breadth and daring. P auline Karpidas belongs to the last of the 20th century’s indomitable fellowship of Grande Dames – women whose deep commitment and influential patronage fundamentally shaped the way art is collected, exhibited and appreciated today.
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Loyle Carner Review

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By Around Brighton, Emma Baker
| Brighton Source Verified
With Mercury and Brits nominations, NME Awards, appearances on COLORS and for well-known fashion brands, Loyle Carner has enjoyed a meteoric rise since we reviewed his Brighton show in 2016, before he’d even released his debut album ‘Yesterday’s Gone’. His second album ‘Not Waving, But Drowning’, featuring the likes of Sampha, Jordan Rakei and Jorja Smith, charted at number 3 in the UK albums chart in 2019.
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A “Midsummer” May

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By Emma Baker
| The New Criterion Verified
George Balanchine’s Midsummer Night’s Dream begins with four suspenseful, spectral chords: a short ascending ladder that signals our arrival to a different world. The curtain rises, and we’re greeted by a single fairy-child, about to pose, one assumes, the centuries-old query: How now, spirit? Whither wander you? Set to Mendelssohn’s Midsummer overture and incidental music (and a few other of his compositions), Balanchine’s ballet is performed regularly by New York City Ballet.
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