Exhibitions

As a tribute to Freud’s lifelong involvement with Russian culture the Museum, in association with Anya and Michael Stonelake of the White Space Gallery and Nana Zhvitiashvili of the State Russian Museum, organised The Russian Patient an exhibition of Contemporary Russian artists.

We were very pleased that Ralph Freeman returned to the Freud Museum, in the middle of the year, for his show, Foundations and Fragments.

When the Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research was faced with urgent financial pressures, leaving it unable to go ahead with plans for a low-cost clinic, it decided upon an inspired fundraising exercise.

This exhibition was presented as part of the Austrian Cultural Forum’s visual arts programme organised by Anthony Auerbach.

At the beginning of December 2000, an exhibition of the work of 21 students from the first year of the Art and Design course at Central St.

In June 1938, Sigmund Freud, now 82 years old and in fragile health, travelled to England with his extended family, seeking a haven from Nazi persecution.

The patient's narrative, and its interpretation was the fundamental building block of Freud’s development of psychoanalysis.

Forrester’s work has become the focus on increasing attention since he started unofficially exhibiting his art-to-wear in London galleries.

It is as if, with the master gone, those dirty dreams his patients revealed to him with so much shame have come to life, capering through the musty rooms in a lewd parade.

The exhibition room was plunged into darkness for the duration of Maurice Owen’s exhibition, Burial, shown throughout the summer of 1999.