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Freud's Afternoon Session – Senon Williams im Freud Museum London

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Freud's Afternoon Session – Senon Williams im Freud Museum London

Freud’s Afternoon Session – Senon Williams at the Freud Museum London

Donnerstag, 15. Oktober 2026 · 15:00Freud Museum London12,90 £ – 14,90 £

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Ein Vortrag über Sigmund Freuds anhaltenden Einfluss auf die zeitgenössische Kunst für interessierte Erwachsene.

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How does Sigmund Freud continue to influence the creation of contemporary art? Join artists Senon Williams and Holly Stevenson in conversation with curator Georgia Powell on the subject of the continued influence of Sigmund Freud on contemporary artistic practices. This talk traces Freud’s enduring influence beyond Surrealism into contemporary art. The discussion looks at how artists engage with memory, trauma, identity, and the unconscious, often through subtle gestures, material choices, and the use of everyday objects. Moving through themes of displacement, objecthood, and psychological space, it considers how artists reveal what lies beneath the surface, transforming personal and collective histories into powerful visual language. Set within Freud’s own home, the talk invites audiences to reflect on the unconscious not as theory, but as a living, evolving presence in art. Both Williams and Stevenson have completed the Freud Artist Residency, and the event coincides with the exhibition opening of ‘ Senon Williams: Pleased Beasts ’, marking the completion of Williams’ 18th month residency with the Jane McAdam Freud Estate in London, the Czech Republic and Vienna. _______________________________________________________________________ Senon Williams is a lifelong visual artist and musician, and a Los Angeles native. Through diverse media from paintings on paper and canvas, to wood sculpture and assemblage, Senon’s work explores poignant visualizations of the inherent human …

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