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April 2025 | Phonebox Magazine 21%u2022 Domiciliary care (visits)%u2022 Live in care%u2022 Long term conditions%u2022 Post surgery care%u2022 Respite careOur staff undergo a rigorous recruitment selection and statutory vetting procedureWe%u2019d love to hear from you! Connect with us for thorough answers to your questionsTel: 01908 965055 or 07471 291301 email: info@unique24careservices.co.ukscan here www.unique24careservices.co.uk%u2022 Domiciliary care (visits)%u2022 Live in care%u2022 Long term conditions%u2022 Post surgery care%u2022 Respite careWe%u2019d love to hear from you! Connect with us for thorough answers to your questionsTel: 01908 965055 or 07471 291301 email: info@unique24careservices.co.ukwww.unique24careservices.co.ukRespite Care is designed to give caregivers a break. Maintain your wellbeing and come back rejuvenated ready to continue caring%u2022 Personal care%u2022 Companionship%u2022 Light household chores%u2022 Appointments%u2022 Night sits%u2022 ShoppingYour comfort is our number one priority24/7 Care Services for you or a loved one at homeNew Andy Warhol expo in MKMK Gallery is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a collection of the master%u2019s work.Almost 25 years since the Andy Warhol: Cars series was shown in 2001, MK Gallery is set to exhibit the seminal pop artist%u2019s work once again in Milton Keynes.The city%u2019s gallery, which is celebrating its own 25-year anniversary, will show Andy Warhol: Portrait of America, for this month and the next two months. The Artist Rooms partnership exhibition, with Tate and National Galleries of Scotland, opened on Saturday, 15th March, and is a survey of more than 130 of Warhol%u2019s most iconic artworks, including the renowned Marilyn series and two paintings of British art duo Gilbert & George, who were the focus of MK Gallery%u2019s inaugural exhibition in 1999.Andy Warhol was a leading fi gure in American Pop art. This exhibition of works from the 1950s to 1980s includes early drawings, painted silkscreens and a photographic series featuring Warhol%u2019s collaborations with artists, friends, fi lmmakers and celebrities. Images of Marilyn Monroe, Liz Taylor, and Warhol himself feature alongside icons of American consumerism, as well as symbols of the artist%u2019s fascination with mortality: guns, skulls and war. Warhol%u2019s fascination with celebrity and commercial culture produced some of the most recognisable images in 20th-century art. Finding success living and working in 1950s New York as an illustrator for magazines, Warhol developed styles and techniques which propelled him to the centre of America%u2019s cultural scene. He died in 1987.%u201cSo many people have heard of Andy Warhol, but they don%u2019t know why they have,%u201d said Anthony Spira, Director of MK Gallery. %u201cWe%u2019re really excited to have this exhibition in Milton Keynes, 25 years after he was fi rst exhibited here.%u201cMK Gallery works with partners locally, nationally and internationally to bring the best cultural activities into the region.%u201dThe Gallery is part of the Arts Council%u2019s National Portfolio and a member of the Plus Tate network. More details: https://mkgallery.org.