🕑 Date and time
Friday 27th November
7pm – 9pm

📍 Venue
Freud Museum London

In this artist talk, Ana Čvorović discusses the work she developed through her research with FREEPSY – Free Clinics and Psychoanalysis for the People, bringing together earlier iterations of the work made during the project with the new sculpture and sound installation exhibited at the Freud Museum. Taking the works as a starting point, Čvorović reflects on how sculpture, sound, objects and spatial practice have informed her thinking about the psychoanalytic clinic as a relational, social and political space.

The talk considers questions such as: what enters the clinical space? What remains outside it? And how might the material, spatial and sonic conditions of the clinic shape psychic life, relationships, supports, boundaries and exclusions?

The talk will be followed by a Q&A and a wine and canapés reception.

Number of participants

up to 55 participants

Who is it for?

This event is open to clinicians, psychoanalytic trainees, researchers, artists, students and anyone interested in the intersections of psychoanalysis, contemporary art and collective forms of care. No previous artistic experience is required.

How to book?

Please register via the Freud Museum website. Or click the button below: