Leading art critic, writer and Editorial Director of Frieze Magazine, Jennifer Higgie, presents a talk with artist Daniel Silver and artist and curator of The Enigma of the Hour: 100 Years of Psychoanalytic Thought Simon Moretti in response to the exhibition, expanding on the themes of translation, transformation, temporality and metaphor, key to both art and psychoanalysis.
Jennifer Higgie is a writer and the editorial director of Frieze Magazine. She is the editor of The Artist’s Joke published by the MIT Press.
Part of a series of events which coincide with The Enigma of the Hour: 100 Years of Psychoanalytic Thought an exhibition marking the centenary of The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, on display from 6 June – 4 August 2019.
A Writers' Conversation: Lisa Appignanesi and Ruth Padel
The Madness of Medea: Meike Ziervogel and Lisa Dwan
Virginia Woolf and the Perils of Hindsight
PROJECTIONS: Cinema Hysteria 2
Can Artists Teach the Mind Doctors? Can Artworks be a Case Study?
PROJECTIONS: Cinema Hysteria 1
Anna Kavan and the Politics of Madness
Women in Prison, Women in Treatment
Susan Hiller in conversation with Susie Orbach
The Many Minds of Marilyn Monroe
Freud in Bloomsbury
Sites of the Unconscious
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 9: Internal and External Reality: The Ferenczi Project
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 8: Psychoanalysis and Politics
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 7: Ferenczi and Others
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 6: Therapeutic Ethics and Analytic Concepts
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 5: Kino-Analytic Panel
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 4: From Babies to Maturity
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 3: Experiencing, Re-Experiencing, Symbolization and New Beginnings
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis 2: Sincerity, Honesty and Freedom
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