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NYC Psychoanalytic Society Hosts Artist Jane McAdam Freud: The Edge of Analysis, Art and Politics

Penelope Andrew | Posted 11.17.2009 | New York

Read More: Conceptual Art, American Academy of Arts & Letters, Sigmund Freud, Katherine McAdam, Psychoanalysis, Barack Obama, Art, Jane McAdam Freud, Medallic Art, Anna Freud, Souhad Rafey Curator & Artist, Errol Morris, Heddy Honigmann, Lucian Freud, The Psychoanalytic Training Institute of NYCC, Picasso, British Artists, New York City Cultural Institutions, Guernica, Politics and Art, Mental Health, Joan Erdheim, Alan Grossman, New York News
Penelope Andrew

Situated among the countless arts organizations in New York City are enclaves of passionate culture hounds who gather under the auspices of psychoanalytic training institutes.

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How Recent Documentary Films May Have Paved the Way to Embrace the Figure of Barack Obama

Penelope Andrew | Posted 05.28.2009 | Entertainment

Read More: Dalton Trumbo, Fta, Ellen Spiro, Theater of War, Zana Briski, Trauma, War, Francine Parker, Susan Sontag, Phil Donahue, Jane Fonda, Fog of War, Spike Lee, Documentaries, Bertolt Brecht, Invasion of Iraq, Body of War, Politics, Ross Kauffman, Michael Moore Fahrenheit 9/11, Tomas Young, Vietnam War, Lila Lipscomb, Errol Morris, The Congressional Black Caucus, Heddy Honigmann, John Walter, Presidential Elections, Entertainment News
Penelope Andrew

To look at the escalating popularity of the documentary film is to enter an interesting, complicated, and collectively psychoanalytic exploration of the role of desire and dreams in a time of mass confusion.

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The Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival: Phil Spector, Louise Bourgeois and the Poor of Peru

Karin Badt | Posted 04.25.2009 | Entertainment

Read More: Heddy Honigmann, Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival, Louise Bourgeois, Amei Wallach, Dimitri Eipedes, Presumed Guilty, Phil Spector, Spector Convicted, Entertainment News
Karin Badt

At a documentary festival one has the impression of being among a noble group of people actively reflecting on the world (and what makes it better, a world not their own).

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