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Online Talk
The Psychological Effects of Racism
Online talk by the Freud Museum's Deputy Director, Ivan Ward.
October 10, 2020 - 3:00 pm
Online Course
PROJECTIONS: Psychological Documentary Films [Livestream]
Online course with Mary Wild, on 29, 30 and 31 August.
August 29, 2020 - 2:00 pm
Online Conference
Psychoanalysis and the Public Sphere: Social Fault Lines
A major international online conference investigating the effects of social divisions, psychic splits and collective expressions of irrationality and angst.
September 19, 2020 - 2:00 pm
Blog
When Dalí met Freud
The surrealist icon's first and only encounter with the father of psychoanalysis was fittingly bizarre.
Blog
Freud’s BBC Speech
In 1938 Sigmund Freud recorded a speech for the BBC. It remains one of the few recordings ever made of his voice.
Blog
Freud’s Home Movies
The Freud Museum's archives contain a wonderful selection of family home movies. Here, Sigmund and Martha celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary
Current exhibition
Ida Applebroog: Mercy Hospital
The Freud Museum is proud to present the drawings of American artist, Ida Applebroog, from her Mercy Hospital series.
Featuring the pioneering American artist’s works created during her six week stay in San Diego’s Mercy Hospital in 1969. There she created over 100 drawings bound in large sketchbooks, including bold line drawings of human, animal and abstract figures with bursts of vibrant colours.
The Freud Museum London
A small, successful museum, Sigmund and Anna Freud’s final home and its powerful stories have been shared with thousands of visitors. The unique atmosphere of Freud’s study with his original couch, preserved as he left it, offers a deeply emotional and inspirational experience. Sigmund Freud’s home remains a beacon of the importance of depth psychology and the healing effects of the “talking cure”.
The Freud Museum receives no direct public funding, and, without visitors for several months, lost its principal source of income. We have been resourceful in maximizing available funds and developing alternative income streams, and have reopened to strictly limited numbers. But these measures are simply not enough to ensure our survival.
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