Past Exhibitions
A.R. Hopwood – The False Memory Archive
Based upon fascinating scientific research that demonstrates how susceptible we are to false memories, A.
Paul Coldwell – Charms and Other Anxious Objects
Artist Paul Coldwell’s work is centred on our relationship to objects and how meanings can be projected onto them.
Miroslaw Balka – DIE TRAUMDEUTUNG 75,32m AMSL
DIE TRAUMDEUTUNG 75,32m AMSL, is an exhibition of new site-specific works by Polish artist Miroslaw Balka.
Lucian Freud as a Child
A small-scale temporary display in the Dining Room at the Freud Museum offered a rare opportunity to see letters and drawings by Lucian Freud as a child.
Calman meets Freud
Mel Calman (1931–1994) was best known for his cartoons on the front pages of The Times and The Sunday Times for many years.
Mad, Bad and Sad: Women and the Mind Doctors
What does a woman want? Sigmund Freud’s famous question was originally put to Princess Marie Bonaparte, patient, friend and analyst, the moving force behind Freud’s flight from Nazi Vienna to his final home in London, now the Freud Museum London.
Hide and Seek
The Freud Museum is proud to host HIDE AND SEEK a unique exhibition showcasing works by children from Kids Company.
Damian Ortega – Apestraction
The Freud Museum comes together with the University College London´s Gashaka Primate Project to present Apestraction - a solo exhibition of works by Mexican artist Damián Ortega.
Totemic Festival
On the 30 June 1913, Ferenczi, Jones, Sachs & Rank held a dinner for Sigmund Freud to honour his controversial work 'Totem and Taboo', which they called the ‘Totemic Festival’.