ERIK DEN BREEJEN
Erik den Breejen is a painter, writer, and occasional musician based at…
Latest Articles
A Master of California Cool Heats Things Up at MoMA
Although often associated with Pop Art, Ed Ruscha is hard to pin down, less faithful to a movement than his own idiosyncratic vision.
Optical Delight With a Punch
Balance, invention, and playfulness are on display alongside weightier content in summer exhibitions at East Hampton.
Gallery-Going: The Tide Is High
At Nino Mier, the summer group show to end all summer group shows.
Wagner’s Ghostly Seafaring Tale of Love and Redemption Returns After Covid Cut Short Its Debut
Wagner never could get over the idea that in order for mankind to be saved a woman needed to pay the price. From ‘Tannhäuser’ to ‘Götterdammerung,’ his works’ motto could well be ‘It ain’t over ’til the heroine dies.’
Going ‘Under Cover’ To Find Not-So-Hidden Subtext in the Golden-Era Illustrations of J.C. Leyendecker
Yet the work’s intent resists easy categorization. Take, say, the artist’s most famous creation, the iconic Arrow Collar Man, who became so popular among women that the fictional character received its own fan mail.
‘A Mosaic, Not a Blend’: A New Portrait of Mahler’s Marriage
Music critic Joseph Horowitz’s first novel is an alchemical quest — to bring memories and accounts from dusty archives to life, and he largely succeeds.
© 2024 The New York Sun Company, LLC. All rights reserved.
Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The material on this site is protected by copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used.
