Upper Bohemia: A Memoir
Hayden Herrera
เบกเบด.เบ. 2021 ยท Simon and Schuster ยท เบเบฑเบเบเบฒเบเปเบเบ Cynthia Farrell
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A New Yorker Best Book of 2021
A โtouching, heartbreaking, and exceptionalโ (Town & Country) coming-of-age memoir by the daughter of artistic, bohemian parentsโset against a backdrop of 1950s New York, Cape Cod, and Mexico.
Hayden Herreraโs parents each married five times; following their desires was more important to them than looking after their children. When Herrera was only three years old, her parents separated, and she and her sister moved from Cape Cod to New York City to live with their mother and their new hard-drinking stepfather. They saw their father only during the summers on the Cape, when they and the other neighborhood children would be left to their own devices by parents who were busy painting, writing, or composing music. These adults inhabited a world that Herreraโs mother called โupper bohemia,โ a milieu of people born to privilege who chose to focus on the life of the mind. Her parentsโ friends included such literary and artistic heavyweights as artist Max Ernst, writers Edmund Wilson and Mary McCarthy, architect Marcel Breuer, and collector Peggy Guggenheim.
On the surface, Herreraโs childhood was idyllic and surreal. But underneath, the pain of being a parentโs afterthought was acute. Upper Bohemia captures the tension between a childโs excitement at every new thing and her sadness at losing the comfort of a reliable family. For her parents, both painters, the thing that mattered most was beautyโand so her childhood was expanded by art and by a reverence for nature. But her early years were also marred by abuse and by absent, irresponsible adults. As a result, Herrera would move from place to place, parent to parent, relative to family friend, and school to schoolโeventually following her mother to Mexico. The stepparents and stepsiblings kept changing too.
Intimate and honest, Upper Bohemia โcaptures an enchanted but erratic childhood in a rarefied milieu with the critical but appreciative eye of a seasoned art historianโ (The Wall Street Journal). It is a celebration of a wild and pleasure-filled way of livingโand a poignant reminder of the toll such narcissism takes on the children raised in its grip.
A โtouching, heartbreaking, and exceptionalโ (Town & Country) coming-of-age memoir by the daughter of artistic, bohemian parentsโset against a backdrop of 1950s New York, Cape Cod, and Mexico.
Hayden Herreraโs parents each married five times; following their desires was more important to them than looking after their children. When Herrera was only three years old, her parents separated, and she and her sister moved from Cape Cod to New York City to live with their mother and their new hard-drinking stepfather. They saw their father only during the summers on the Cape, when they and the other neighborhood children would be left to their own devices by parents who were busy painting, writing, or composing music. These adults inhabited a world that Herreraโs mother called โupper bohemia,โ a milieu of people born to privilege who chose to focus on the life of the mind. Her parentsโ friends included such literary and artistic heavyweights as artist Max Ernst, writers Edmund Wilson and Mary McCarthy, architect Marcel Breuer, and collector Peggy Guggenheim.
On the surface, Herreraโs childhood was idyllic and surreal. But underneath, the pain of being a parentโs afterthought was acute. Upper Bohemia captures the tension between a childโs excitement at every new thing and her sadness at losing the comfort of a reliable family. For her parents, both painters, the thing that mattered most was beautyโand so her childhood was expanded by art and by a reverence for nature. But her early years were also marred by abuse and by absent, irresponsible adults. As a result, Herrera would move from place to place, parent to parent, relative to family friend, and school to schoolโeventually following her mother to Mexico. The stepparents and stepsiblings kept changing too.
Intimate and honest, Upper Bohemia โcaptures an enchanted but erratic childhood in a rarefied milieu with the critical but appreciative eye of a seasoned art historianโ (The Wall Street Journal). It is a celebration of a wild and pleasure-filled way of livingโand a poignant reminder of the toll such narcissism takes on the children raised in its grip.
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Hayden Herrera is an art historian and the author of biographies of Frida Kahlo, Arshile Gorky, Mary Frank, Isamu Noguchi, and Henri Matisse. Her biography of Gorky was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, and her biography of Noguchi won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. She lives in New York City and Cape Cod.
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