He may be known for controversial theories including desiring one’s mother, but Sigmund Freud ... “His taste in art, too, was really very conservative. Freud described Dalí as a fanatic.” ...

Read on to learn more about Sigmund Freud’s uncanny and its reflection in art. In 1919, Sigmund Freud published one of his most famous essays The Uncanny, exploring the notion and its effect on ...

"Uncanny," at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, mines the anxious terrain of flesh, robots and off-kilter realism.

She explained that these letters came into her possession through her husband's Aunt Bernice, an art student at Ohio ... she ...

This introspect felt appropriate before touring the Sigmund Freud Museum, which ... This set up has inspired art and furniture today—notably, Franz West’s David Zwirner exhibitions come ...

Early in the new film V13, there’s a psychoanalytic answer to the diner scene in Heat. A shabby young painter, selling his landscapes for 20 crowns, rubs elbows with a well-dressed sophisticate at a ...

Born on December 8, 1922 in Berlin, Germany he was the grandson of the famed psychologist Sigmund Freud. In 1933, he moved with his family to London to escape the persecution of Jews by the Nazi ...

This edition of Heimspiel brings together the works of 23 local and regional artists (including one duo) whose creations summon the bizarre, the extravagant, the strange, and the whimsical.