Exhibitions

Tall Tales is a national touring programme bringing together the work of 17 international women artists who employ the playful use of storytelling techniques in the making of their work.

Emma Talbot's work recounts her own real life experiences, revealing the workings of her mind in a non-linear format.

In association with Ben Brown Fine Arts, curated by James Putnam.

Broomberg and Chanarin hire a police forensic team to scrutinise Sigmund Freud's iconic couch, gathering DNA samples, strands of hair and a multitude of dust particles left by his home's many visitors.

Exciting things happened at the Freud Museum London in the summer of 2015.

The Bowlby Centre, in collaboration with the Freud Museum London, are proud to present a unique exhibition on Attachment inspired by the life and work of John Bowlby, the founder of Attachment Theory.

Organised jointly by the Royal Society of Medicine and the Freud Museum London, this exhibition will explore and celebrate the pre-psychoanalytical career of Sigmund Freud.

Please note: the contemporary art element of this exhibition closes on Sunday 8 March, however Freud's writings, artefacts and love letters will be on display until Sunday 26 April 2015.

On the anniversary of the onset of World War One, this exhibition revisits the little known correspondence between Einstein and Freud on the subject of war and the possibility of avoiding it.