Past Exhibitions
Vivienne Koorland – Reisemalheurs (Travel Woes)
The word ‘reisemalheurs’ is taken from a letter written by Sigmund Freud to his family while on holiday in Blackpool in 1908.
Tim Noble & Sue Webster – Polymorphous Perverse
Polymorphous Perverse, the exhibition by Tim Noble and Sue Webster, illustrates how sexuality and violence influence our perception of reality, turning our world into one of fragmentation, anxiety and horror.
On the Couch: Psychoanalysis in Cartoons, Art from The New Yorker
Because psychoanalysis is a serious business, it has become a classic target of cartoonists.
Jane McAdam Freud – Relative Relations
What is a “relationship”? Jane McAdam Freud examines that complex concept in a subtle and down-to-earth manner.
Laurie Lipton – The Haunted House
Laurie Lipton’s Haunted Doll House creates a slanted, psychological realm where rooms are ghost traps filled with yearning souls, secret fears and disturbing memories.
From Nerves to Mind
Freud's early scientific career was a journey from biology to psychoanalysis.
Ellen Gallagher – Ichthyosaurus
Ichthyosaurus was a reptile that lived in the oceans some 200 million years ago.
Penny Siopis – Three Essays on Shame
Penny Siopis is one of the most influential artists working in South Africa today.


