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...competed in the Festival for the past three years and won the last two. The group consisted of Kyle E. Nasser ’05, Jacob H. Bor ’05, Corey E. Bernhard ’05, Jeremy A. Lawrence ’06, and Wehrenberg-Klee, who was part of both combos...
...whose musical career includes a stint playing with the band at last year’s Grammy Awards, was joined by Charles A. Frogner ’06 on piano and Eric P. Wehrenberg-Klee ’05 on bass...
...premise of The Grand Parade, Portrait of the Artist as Clown at the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais (March 11-May 31). With 200 paintings, drawings, sculptures, film clips and installations, the show covers two centuries of this circus lineup, as envisioned by 83 artists including Goya, Ensor, Klee, Beckmann, Dix, Picasso, Bonnard, Hopper, Freud, Robert Capa and Diane Arbus. It's a perilous leap from Chardin's delightful The Monkey Painter and Toulouse-Lautrec's bitter yellow La Clownesse Cha-U-Kao to video artist Pierrick Sorin's ad nauseam Pie Fight, but like Paris itself, there is something...
Eric Wehrenberg-Klee...
...most famous artists in the exhibition, Paul Klee, also uses the grotesque to mock bourgeois society in his etchings, likening his subjects to animals through the form and tone of the lines. Among the exhibition’s greatest strengths is its juxtaposition of early works by renowned artists with their later works, showing the course of their development. This is true of Klee’s etchings, which differ vastly from his subsequent joyful, childlike stick figures in both technique and subject...