Click Here to Read: David Levine: American Presidents & Selected Paintings at Forum Gallery on YouTube.
Category: Art
Brave New Drones
The Mind’s Eye: Freud and Photography
Ernst Kris on Art History
Click Here to Read: Traces of Psychology: The Art Historical Writings of Ernst Kris by Thomas Roeske From: American Imago Volume 58, Number 1, Spring 2001 p. 463-477 | 10.1353/aim.2001.0003 In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content.
Click Here to Read: Review of Psychoanalytic Explorations in Art (1952) By Ernst Kris, Reviewed by RicahrdsD. Chessick, M.D., PH.D. American Journal of Psychiatry. 2001; 158:506-507. 10.1176/appi.ajp.158.3.506 . Madison, Conn., International Universities Press, 2000, 398 pp., $29.95 (paper).
Ernst Kris
Em Cooper in Conversation with Andrea Sabbadini at the Freud Museum, London
Em Cooper in Conversation with Andrea Sabbadini
7pm, Wed 20th February 2013, Freud Museum, London
The world through the eyes of a newborn baby and recurring memories from childhood are just a few of the themes brought to life by Em Cooper’s oil painted animation.
Join us for an evening of three short films, which include an animation inspired by Ferenczi’s paper ‘Confusion of Tongues’, and a discussion with director Em Cooper, chaired by leading psychoanalyst and director of the European Psychoanalytic Film Festival, Andrea Sabbadini.
Squiggles From the Id or Straight From the Brain
Neuroscience & Art: Margaret Livingstone Explains How Artists Take Advantage Of Human Visual Processing
The Art from the Edge
Click Here to View: The Art from the Edge website.
“Woman with Flowing Hair (Moods)”
By Matt Vaillette
Cartoons about the Newtown Massacre
Click Here to View: Cartoons about the Newtown Massacre.
A Voyage Round my Father at the Freud Museum
Click Here to Read: A Voyage Round my Father at the Freud Museum: The DreamWork exhibition builds a bridge between a daughter and the early life of her obsessive-compulsive father by Markie Robson-Scott on the artsdesk.com website on December 09, 2012.
‘Sleepover’ by Christie Brown: ‘An uncanny narrative has been interrupted which may resume at any time’. Philip Sayer