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  <title>S7E19: Paris comes to Memphis in &amp;quot;Cafe Society&amp;quot;</title>
  <description>International exhibition “Café Society” at Dixon Gallery and Gardens centers on Belle Époque Paris and explores how Parisian cafés shaped the city’s culture from 1855-1914. Julie Pierotti, the Martha R. Robinson Curator of the Dixon, was the primary organizer of the exhibition. She joins us today to discuss the exhibition, as well as with the process of coordination it requires. </description>
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