The Red Book Dialogues Brochure

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The Red BookDIALOGUESPersonalities rom many dierent walks

o lie are paired on stage with a psycho-

analyst and invited to personally respond to

the painted dreamscapes o Carl JungsRed

Book. The imagery and themes that emerge

rom this interaction with Jungs manuscripts

serve as the starting point or a reewheeling

dialogue between guest and analyst.

oct 19 robert thurman+jane selinske

oct 21 gloria vanderbilt + andrea fiuza hunt

oct 23 john patrick shanley + polly young-eisendrath

oct 26 siri hustvedt + beverley zabriskie

oct 28 robin chase + bruce g. parent

oct 30 sarah silverman+ michael vannoy adams

nov 4 john boorman+ christopher hauke

nov 5 albert maysles + laurie layton schapira

nov 7 charlie kaufman + john beebe

nov 8 sas carey+ eric hollander

nov 8 linda gregg + beth darlington

nov 8 alice walker +harry fogarty

nov 11 andre gregory + sylvester wojtkowski

nov 15 kathleen chalfant+ margaret klenck

nov 18 philip taaffe + diane fremont

nov 21 david byrne+ sherry salman

nov 22 mike chico + michael marsman

nov 28 teenage dreams+ robin stern

dec 3 marina abramovic + lee robbins

dec 5 pattie canova+ ami ronnberg

dec 7 adam gopnik+ margaret klenck

dec 16 andrew harvey+ nathan schwartz-salant

dec 20 cornel west+ ann ulanov

jan 6 stefan sagmeister + patricia llosa

jan 13 john adams+ laurel morris

jan 24 tracy k. smith+ lisa debenedittis

plus billy corgan | jack dorsey | james hillman datestobeannounced


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the red book of c.g. jungCreation of a New Cosmology

October 7, 2009 January 25, 2010

During the First World War Carl Jung em-

barked on an extended sel-exploration he

called a conrontation with the unconscious.

At the heart o this exploration was The Red

Book, a large, illuminated volume he created

between 1914 and 1930. The manuscript,

which consists o calligraphic script in bothLatin and Jungs native German and incred-

ible painted illustrations, contains the kernel

o his later work. This exhibition marks the

rst public presentation o JungsRed Book,

possibly the most infuential unpublished

work in the history o psychology.

TheRedBookofC.G.Jungis made possible in part by contributions from

the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association, New York and the International

Association for Analytical Psychology, and by grants from the Oswald Family

Foundation and the Ann & Erlo Van Waveren Foundation, Inc.

The knowledge of The hearT is in no

book and is noT To be found in The

mouTh of any Teacher, buT grows

ouT of you like The green seed from

The dark earTh.

robert a. f. thurmanMonday, October 19

7 pm$25

Robert A. F. Thurman is the

Jey Tsong Khapa Professor

of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist

Studies in the Department

of Religion at Columbia

University, and co-founder

and president of Tibet

House in New York City.

A close friend of the Dalai

Lama, in 1997 Time maga-

zine named him one of

the 25 Most Inuential

Americans.

We have not yet tamed

our own demons of racism,

nationalism, sexism, and

materialism. We have not

yet made peace with a land

we took by force and haveonly partly paid for.

gloria vanderbiltWednesday, October 21

7 pm $25

Gloria Vanderbilt is the

author of four memoirs

and three novels. She

regularly contributes to

publications such as the

NewYorkTimes,VanityFair,

and Elle, and has received

two honorary Doctorates

of Fine Arts. She lives in

New York City.

And it came to me, and I

knew what I would have

to have before my soul

could rest. I would have to

become my own mother

and father and in so doing

would be free to become

myself.

from the red book

The holy grail of

The unconscious

the new york times

the exhibition

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john patrick shanleyFriday, October 23

7 pm$25

John Patrick Shanley is a

playwright, screenwriter,

and director. In 1987 he won

the Academy Award for best

original screenplay for his

work on the lm Moonstruck.

Shanleys play Doubt:A

Parable was awarded the

2005 Pulitzer Prize for

Drama. In 2008 Shanley

directed a lm version of the

play starring Meryl Streep,

Philip Seymour Hoffman,

and Amy Adams.

You dream of outer space

of distant seas of unknown

people. What could be fur-

ther deeper more unknown

than your own tonguewhispering the unlying

truth in your own ear.

siri hustvedtMonday, October 26

7 pm$25

Siri Hustvedt is a novelist,

poet, and essayist who often

explores the themes of

social interaction, eroticism,

hysteria, and personal

identity through the use

of symbols. Her novels

include TheBlindfold,The

EnchantmentofLilyDahl,

WhatILoved,and The

SorrowsofanAmerican.

She has also been published

in TheBestAmericanShort

Stories1990 and 1991, The

ParisReview,YaleReview,

andModernPainters.

A lot of the thematic mate-

rial, the repetitive thematic

material, comes from placesI am not entirely aware of.

robin chaseWednesday, October 28

7 pm$25

Robin Chase is co-founder

and former CEO of

Zipcar, the largest car

sharing service in the

world. She is currently

the CEO of GoLoco.org, a

venture combining online

carpooling and social

networking. Known and

respected internationally

for her expertise in the

transportation sector,

Chase is frequently called

upon to discuss climate

change and the future of

transportation. This year

she was named one of

Time magazines 100

Most Inuential People.

Infrastructure is destiny.

john boormanWednesday, November 4

7 pm$25

John Boorman is an

internationally renowned

lmmaker known for such

movies as PointBlank,

Deliverance,Excalibur,Hope

andGlory,TheGeneral,and

Zardoz. His lms touch

on themes ranging from

mythology to ecology, from

primitivism to desperation.

His next project, entitled

MemoirsofHadrian, will be

a ctional account of the

life of the Roman emperor

Hadrian, written in the form

of a letter from the dying

leader to his successor.

I always think that

watching lms is verylike dreaming.

Sarah Silverman is a

comedienne, writer, actress,

singer, and musician. Her

satirical comedy addresses

social taboos and controver-

sial topics such as rac-

ism, sexism, and religion.

Silverman was rst noticed

as a writer and occasionalperformer on SaturdayNight

Live. She now stars in and

produces TheSarahSilverman

Program, which debuted in

2007 on Comedy Central.

well, im noT afraidTo say

someThing if i Think iTs funny,

even if iTs harsh or racisT.

sarah silverman

Friday, October 30

7 pm$25

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albert mayslesThursday, November 5

7 pm$25

Albert Maysles and his

brother David made up a

documentary lmmaking

team whose works included

Salesman (1968), Gimme

Shelter(1970), and Grey

Gardens (1976). Jean-Luc

Godard called Maysles the

best American cameraman.

In 2005 Maysles was given a

lifetime achievement award

at the Czech lm festival AFO

(Academia Film Olomouc).

Part of what were dealing

with is the denition of en-

tertainment. Youve never

looked it up in the diction-

ary. Ill tell you what youd

nd if you looked it up. Twodenitions: diversion and

engagement.

sas careySunday, November 8

2 pm$20

Sas Carey is a holistic nurse

and spiritual guide certi-

ed in traditional Tibetan

and Mongolian medicine.

She will be engaging with

psychiatrist Eric Hollander

who is most well-known for

his work with autism. Carey

has worked closely with a

Mongolian shaman who

has been called upon to

treat an autistic child.

My hands are guided by a

knowing force. I jolt with

energy. It is strong energy,

coming out or going in, I

dont need to know which.

Mine is a responsibility to

be true to spiritual guid-ance, not to know or force

anything.

linda greggSunday, November 8

4:30 pm$20

Linda Gregg is the author

of six poetry collections.

She received the 2006 PEN/

Voelcker Award in Poetry

for achievement across her

career. She has written a

number of books and her

work has appeared in a

variety of literary maga-

zines, including Plough-

shares,TheNewYorker,and

AtlanticMonthly.Greggs

poetry is often inspired

by travel and focuses on

themes of grief and loss.

PresentedwiththePoetry

SocietyofAmerica.

Left alone in the stillness /

in that pure silence married/ to the stillness of nature.

alice walkerSunday, November 8

7 pm$25

Alice Walker is an author

and activist. She has

written at length on issues

of race and gender and

is most famous for the

critically acclaimed novel

TheColorPurple, for which

she won a National Book

Award and the Pulitzer

Prize for Fiction.

I think we have to own

the fears that we have of

each other, and then, in

some practical way, some

daily way, gure out how

to see people differently

than the way we were

brought up to.

Charlie Kaufman is a

two-time Academy Award,

BAFTA, and Independent

Spirit Awardwinning

screenwriter, producer, and

director. His works include

BeingJohnMalkovich,

EternalSunshineofthe

SpotlessMind,and Synecdo-

che,NewYork. While known

to be very protective of his

privacy, Kaufmans work will

sometimes include ction-

alized accounts of his life.

There really is only one ending To

any sTory. human life ends in deaTh.

unTil Then, iT keeps going and geTs

complicaTed and Theres loss. every-

Thing involves loss; every relaTion-

ship ends in one way or anoTher.

charlie kaufman

Saturday, November 7

7 pm$25

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andre gregoryWednesday, November 11

7 pm$25

Andre Gregory is a theater

director and actor. During

the 1960s and 1970s he

directed a number of avant-

garde productions developed

through ensemble collabo-

ration, the most famous

of which wasAlice (1970).

Gregory has developed a

number of experimental

theatrical events for private

audiences and spent several

years in a variety of esoteric

spiritual communities.

I just directed an extremely

successful play in London.

Two hours before the

curtain went up, I discovered

that my father, a Jew likemyself, and his brother were

economic spies for Hitler.

philip taaffeWednesday, November 18

7 pm$25

Philip Taaffe is a painter

known for reinterpreting the

imagery of other contem-

porary artists. His work

is often identiable by a

pattern-based approach

to composition and can be

found in the collections of

many museums, including

the Museum of Modern Art

and the Whitney Museum

of American Art.

Im interested in inviting

the possibility for ecstatic

experience, for getting

outside of stasis. My

roots are from Ireland,

and I suppose a subtext

to my work must relate tothese Celtic shamanistic

traditions.

david byrneSaturday, November 21

6 pm $25

David Byrne is a musician,

visual artist, and lmmaker.

He is co-founder of the

band Talking Heads and

has released several solo

albums and garnered an

Academy Award for his

score to TheLastEmperor.

His art includes photogra-

phy and installation works

and has been published in

ve books, most recently

Arboretum. Last year he

designed a series of artistic

bike racks to be installed

throughout New York City.

Analysis is like a lobotomy.

Who wants to have all their

edges shaved off?

mike chicoSunday, November 22

6 pm $15

Mike Chico is a single,

56-year-old gay man who

threw a few things into a

paper bag when he was

20 and moved to New York

City. He has spent 32 of

his 36 years in the city as

a visiting superintendent,

taking care of a number of

brownstones in Greenwich

Village.

Through my jobs Ive

made friends with numer-

ous people that Ive met

on the street. I dont even

know some of their names

but still enjoy talking to

themeveryone in this city

has a story to tell.

Kathleen Chalfant is a

Tony Awardnominated

and Obie and Drama Desk

Awardwinning actress

who came to prominence

for her role in Tony Kush-

nersAngelsinAmerica:

MillenniumApproachesand

Margaret Edsons Wit. Thisfall she can be seen in the

new NBC series Mercy.

Think of all The conTrol needed To main-

Tain ThaT conTrol and The facT ThaT

we all TeeTer on The edge of madness

and The more energy required To make

Things work The greaTer The sTakes

and danger in losing conTrol.

kathleen chalfant

Sunday, November 15

6 pm$25

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marina abramovicThursday, December 3

7 pm$25

Yugoslav-born Marina

Abramovic is a New York-

based performance artist

who has been active for

over three decades. With an

often pronounced mystical

sensibility, Abramovics

work questions the

performer/audience

relationship and explores

the limits of the body.

I have very strange

dreams now from which

I wake up in complete

horror. They repeat during

different periods of my life.

I cant explain them. They

have something to do with

the disturbance of an orderthat is not supposed to be

disturbed.

pattie canovaSaturday, December 5

6 pm$20

Pattie Canova is a psycho-

logical intuitive, tarot read-

er, teacher, lecturer, writer,

and performer. As a tarot

reader Canova incorporates

dreams into her readings.

Informed by a background

in theater, mythology,

writing, metaphysics, and a

deep interest in spirituality,

Pattie incorporates keen

analysis and constructive

insight into her work, fol-

lowing a what you think is

what youll see philosophy.

Spirituality, if youre doing

it right, is very entertain-

ing. In fact, its the greatest

show in town. Actually itsthe only show in town.

adam gopnikMonday, December 7

7 pm$25

Adam Gopnik is a writer,

essayist, and commentator,

best known as a staff

writer for TheNewYorker

and as the author ofParis

totheMoon, an account

of the half-decade that he

spent in the French capital

with his family. He has

been honored with three

National Magazine Awards

for Essay and Criticism and

a George Polk Award for

Magazine Reporting.

The past is so often

unknowable not because

it is befogged now but

because it was befogged

then, too, back when it wasstill the present.

andrew harveyWednesday, December 16

7 pm$25

Andrew Harvey is an author

and scholar known primar-

ily for his popular nonc-

tion books with spiritual

and mystical themes. He

was born in southern India

and moved to England at

the age of nine. When he

returned more than 20

years later he began to ex-

plore the countrys different

mystical traditions.

I believe the human race

will die out and destroy

nature if it does not learn

again how to adore God,

the God in all of us, God

shining and living in na-

ture, and learn again howto act from and in that

spirit of adoration.

A group of inspirational

and talented teenagers will

engage in dialogue with

educator and psychotherapist

Dr. Robin Stern. This pro-

gram, especially designed for

families of young audiences,

will feature a teen musician,

dancer, artist, and spelling

bee winner. Join us for a post-

event family workshop where

participants can paint their

dreams.

man belongs noT only To an ordered

world, he also belongs in The wonder-

world of his soul.

teenage dreams

Saturday, November 28

1pm$15

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cornel westSunday, December 20

6 pm$25

Cornel Ronald West is a

philosopher, author, critic,

pastor, actor, and civil rights

activist. He is known for

his combination of politi-

cal and moral insight and

criticism and his contribu-

tion to the post-1960s civil

rights movement. The bulk

of his work focuses upon

the role of race, gender, and

class in American society,

and the means by which

people act and react to

their radical conditioned-

ness.

Who wants to be well-

adjusted to injustice? What

kind of human being doyou want to be?

stefan sagmeisterWednesday, January 6

7 pm$25

Stefan Sagmeister is a New

York-based graphic designer

and typographer. He has

worked with the likes of Lou

Reed, the Rolling Stones,

HBO, the Guggenheim

Museum, and Time Warner.

Solo shows of Sagmeisters

work have been staged in

Zurich, Vienna, New York,

Berlin, Japan, Osaka, Prague,

Cologne, and Seoul.

As I grew up, political

questions were part of my

life. Naturally, I would like

them to play some role in

my design work. But then

there are times when I

think my whole involve-ment is bullshit.

john adamsWednesday, January 13

7 pm$25

John Adams occupies a

unique position in the

world of classical music as

a composer, conductor, and

creative thinker. Among his

most famous works are On

theTransmigrationofSouls,

NixoninChina,andDoctor

Atomic. His newest work is

an orchestral piece entitled

CityNoir.

The image, strange and

whimsical and inexplicable

as dreams often can be,

conrmed how the birth

of a child can be an event

of such intense power

that it will cause the most

insurmountable walls ofpsychic resistance to come

tumbling down.

tracy k. smithSunday, January 24

2:30 pm$20

Tracy K. Smith is a prize-

winning poet who teaches

at Princeton University. Her

poems have appeared in nu-

merous journals, including

Boulevard,Callaloo,Colum-

bia:AJournalofLiterature

andArt,PostRoad,andWest

Branch. She was a Wallace

Stegner Fellow in poetry at

Stanford University from

19971999.Presentedwith

thePoetrySocietyofAmerica.

Once I allowed myself

to enter into unknown

territory with no clear

idea of how to get myself

through or out of it, I felt

much freer and much morewilling to engage with

difcult material.

As the vocalist, lead

guitarist, and song-

writer for The Smashing

Pumpkins, Billy Corgan

has established himself

as one of the most

compelling gures in

rock music. In 2004he published Blinking

withFists, a book of

poetry that debuted

on TheNewYorkTimes

Bestseller list.

ive always been spiriTual buT ive

never had a proper conTexT, and iT

Took me awhile To find The proper

conTexT. iTs hard To realize you can

have any kind of relaTionship wiTh

god you wanT... and soi now have a

punk rock relaTionship wiTh god.

billy corgan Date to be announced

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jack dorseyDate to be announced

Jack Dorsey is an American

software architect and

businessperson best known

as the creator of Twitter.

BusinessWeek called him

one of technologys best

and brightest. MITs

TechnologyReviewnamed

him to the TR35, a listing

of outstanding innovators

under the age of 35. This

dialogue will be published

live to the web in character-

limited Twitter postings,

known as tweets.

Twitter is focused around

the question: What are

you doing? And that can

be interpreted in different

ways. Its all about thecontext that the reader

brings to the feed.

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admission To The

museums galleries,

including The

exhibiTionThe red

book of c.g. Jung.

the analysts

Michael Vannoy Adams is a prominent Jungian analyst

who offers psychotherapy for individuals and couples in

New York City. He is the author of three books: TheFantasy

Principle,TheMythologicalUnconscious,andTheMulticul-

turalImagination.

John Beebe, a Jungian analyst in practice in San Francisco,

has been writing and lecturing about popular culture for

thirty years, concentrating particularly on the American

lm. His most recent book isThePresenceoftheFeminine

inFilm.

Beth Darlington is a Jungian psychoanalyst with academic

interests in nineteenth-century British literature, depth

psychology, mythology, fairy tales, and various aspects of

embodied learning. She teaches at Vassar where she spe-

cializes in English Romantic poetry.

Lisa DeBenedittis is Associate Dean for Curriculum andInstruction and Assistant Professor of Design Research

at Parsons The New School for Design. She is currently a

postdoctoral candidate in psychoanalysis at the Jungian

Psychoanalytic Association.

Harry Fogarty is a Jungian analyst in New York City, a

faculty member of the C. G. Jung Foundation, and a lectur-

er in psychiatry and religion at Union Theological Seminary.

He is a former president of the Jung Institute.

Diane Fremont is a Jungian analyst. She wrote TheVisible

andtheInvisibleinArt:theSecretSpaceoftheImage.

Christopher Hauke is a Jungian analyst in London and also

Senior Lecturer in Applied Psychoanalyst Studies at Gold-

smiths, University of London. His lms include OneColour

Red,GreenRay, and the new short drama Again.

James Hillman is the developer of archetypal psychology

and the author of almost twenty books including the Pulit-

zer Prizenominated Re-visioningPsychologyand TheSouls

Code:InSearchofCharacterandCalling.

Eric Hollander is an internationally recognized psychiatristand former Esther and Joseph Klingenstein Professor and

Chair of Psychiatry at the Mount Sinai Medical Center. He

is most well-known for his work with obsessive-compulsive

disorder and autism.

The wealTh of The

soul exisTs in images

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Andrea Fiuza Hunt studied ne arts in Brazil where she

was exposed to C. G. Jungs book ManandHisSymbols. The

books impact caused her to leave art school and pursue

psychology. She is currently in training at the Jungian Psy-

choanalytic Association.

Margaret Klenck is a Jungian analyst and vice president of

the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association, New York, where

she is on the faculty. She is also on the faculty and a mem-

ber of the Philadelphia Association of Jungian Analysts.

Patricia Llosa is a Jungian analyst in training who received

her MFA from the School of Visual Arts. She is currently on

staff at the Metropolitan Museum of Art where she does

educational programming.

Michael Marsman is a psychotherapist both in private

practice and at the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center.

Michael is currently training to be a Jungian analyst at the

Jungian Psychoanalytic Associations training institute.

Laurel Morris is a Jungian analyst in private practice in

New York City. She is currently a teaching and supervising

member of the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association. Her

writings include a paper relating Schumanns life and work

to Jungian principles.

Bruce G. Parent is a Jungian analyst and licensed art thera-

pist in private practice in the East Village. He received an

MA from New York University in Art Therapy and an MFA in

painting from the School of Visual Arts.

Lee Robbins is on the faculty of the Gallatin School of Indi-vidualized Study at New York University and serves on the

board of the International Association of Jungian Studies. She

has been a student of Theravada Buddhism for sixteen years.

Ami Ronnberg is an expert on the psychological and

artistic signicance of mythology and ritual and is curator

and managing editor ofARAS, the Archive for Research in

Archetypal Symbolisms publication project.

Sherry Salman is a Jungian analyst and teacher based in

Rhinebeck, NY and New York City. Her lmLookBothWays:

ImageandImaginationdebuted in 2008 and her newest

book, DreamsofTotality, will be released in 2010.

Laurie Layton Schapira is a Jungian analyst practicing in

New York City. She serves on the faculty and the board of

directors at the C. G. Jung Institute of New York and is also

a lmmaker. She is the author ofTheCassandraComplex:

AModernPerspectiveonHysteria.

Nathan Schwartz-Salant was trained as a Jungian analyst

in Zurich and has a psychotherapy practice in New York

City and Princeton, New Jersey. He is the author of numer-

ous clinical papers and books, includingTheMysteryof

HumanRelationshipsandTheBorderlinePersonality.

Jane Selinske is a licensed Jungian analyst, a certiedteacher and trainer of mandala assessment, and a board

certied music therapist. She is currently practicing in

New Jersey.

Morgan Stebbins received a divinity degree from Union

Seminary and social work degree from Columbia before

being trained in Jungian psychoanalysis. He has a private

practice in New York and is a faculty member and Director

of Training of the Jungian Psychoanalytic Institute.

Robin Stern is a psychotherapist, educator, and author of

TheGaslightEffect. She has developed, implemented, and

written about programs for personal and professional

growth, highlighting self-awareness, emotional compe-

tence, and ethical leadership.

Douglas G. Tompkins is a Jungian analyst and member of

the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association, New York. He has

an interest in computer and internet technology and its

application in organizations.

Ann Ulanov is a professor of psychiatry and religion at the

Union Theological Seminary. She is the author of severalbooks, including ReligionandtheSpiritualinCarlJungand

TheHealingImagination:TheMeetingofPsycheandSoul.

Sylvester Wojtkowski is a Jungian analyst and clinical psy-

chologist in private practice in New York City. He received

his doctorate from the New School for Social Research.

Polly Young-Eisendrath is a psychologist, Jungian analyst,

and author. An experienced clinician and teacher, she has

published thirteen books that have been translated into

more than twenty languages.

Beverley Zabriskie is a Jungian analyst, member of the Art

and Psyche Working Group, and president of the Jungian

Psychoanalytic Association, New York. She is writing a

book on emotion in myth, art, Jungian psychology, and

neuroscience.

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October 16

the bitter tears of

petra von kant

Rainer Werner Fassbinder,

Germany, 1972 (124 min)

Introduced by humorist

Frank DeCaro

October 23bad education

Pedro Almodvar, Spain,

2004 (106 min)

October 30

lilith

Robert Rossen, U.S., 1964

(114 min) Introduced by lm

critic J. Hoberman

November 6

the tales of hoffmann

Powell/Pressburger, UK,

1951 (127 min) Introduced

by Academy Award

winning editor Thelma

Schoonmaker

November 13

jaccuse

Abel Gance, France, 1919

(166 min) Introduced by

comic artist Kim Deitch

November 20

vampyr

Carl Theodor Dreyer, France/

Germany, 1932 (73 minutes)

Introduced by fantasy

novelist Ellen Kushner

November 27

Early Start 8 pm

star trek:the enemy within

Leo Penn, U.S., 1966

(50 minutes) Introduced

by graphic novelist

Bob Fingerman

December 4

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde

Rouben Mamoulian, U.S.,

1931 (96 min) Introduced by

writer Michael Rips

December 11

repulsion

Roman Polanski, UK, 1965(104 min) Introduced by

Pulitzer Prizewinning

dramatist Doug Wright

December 18

in a lonely place

Nicholas Ray, U.S., 1950

(94 min) Introduced by

lmmaker Ken Brown

January 8

leclisse

Michelangelo Antonioni,

Italy, 1962 (125 min)

Introduced by novelist

Percival Everett

January 15

blue velvet

David Lynch, U.S., 1986 (120

min) Introduced by author

Nick Antosca

January 22

the face of another

Hiroshi Teshigahara, Japan,

1966 (124 min) Introduced

by lmmaker and essayist

Harris Smith

January 29

jacobs ladder

Adrian Lyne, U.S., 1990 (115

min) Introduced by writerand comedian Arie Kaplan

WayneTitus,curator

cabaretcinemaWhere Movies and Martinis Mix

Fridays at 9:30 pm

Free with $7 bar minimum

This fall lm series takes its inspiration from The Red

Bookand explores Jungian themes, including the various

archetypes and the exploration of the self through

fantasy.

October 9belle de jour

Luis Buuel, U.S., 1967 (101

min) Introduced by award-

winning poet Mark Doty

film


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lunch matters

Wednesdays at 1 pm

$10 / Free for members

Ticket prices include gallery admission and a

post-program tour

This weekly lunchtime documentary series will show

rarely-seen lms about Jung and his work, including

interviews with Sir Laurens van der Post, Gerhard Adler,

and Liliane Frey-Rohn.

October 7

face to face:

professor jung

C.G. Jung interviewed on

the BBCs popular 1960s

television chat show.

Discussion moderated by

Armin Wanner.Courtesy BBC Worldwide Americas, Inc.

October 14

c.g. jung at bollingen

tower retreat

Excerpts from an uncom-

pleted documentary by

Jerome Hill about Jungs

life. Discussion moderatedby Jane Selinske.Courtesy Jerome Foundation,

St. Paul, Minnesota

October 21

remembering jung

Sir Laurens van der Post

offers a candid description

of Jungs discovery of the

need to heal the rejected

feminine aspect in menand women and how this

contributes to the positive

evolution of modern

culture. Discussion moder-

ated by Harry Fogarty.

October 28

remembering jung

An interview with Gerhard

Adler, one of the most rep-

resentative disciples of Jung

and the author of, among

many other works, Studies

inAnalyticalPsychology.

Discussion moderated by

Sylvester Wojtkowski.

November 4

remembering jung

An interview with Liliane

Frey-Rohn, the author of

FromFreudtoJung:

AComparativeStudyof

thePsychologyofthe

Unconscious.Discussion

moderated by Royce

Froehlich.

Programsarepresented

inassociationwiththe

C.G.JungFoundationfor

AnalyticalPsychology.

reflections: the stuff dreams are made on

Sunday, January 24

6 pm $20

Gil Morgenstern, artistic director and violin

Donald Berman, piano

This Reections concert, directed by violinist Gil

Morgenstern, will explore the integral role dreams play

in our culture, from music to mythology to literature.Selections to be performed include Pauline Oliveross

EdgeofDreams, George Crumbs NightMusic, and Franz

Schuberts Fantasy, all of which will be accompanied by

readings from the works of Sylvia Plath, F. Scott Fitzgerald,

and Truman Capote.

performance by karen finley

Monday, January 25

7 pm $25

Karen Finley interprets Jungs dreams in a new perfor-

mance piece. This is not new territory for this controversialperformance artist. Her works have in some ways always

addressed the unconscious, including TheDreamsofLaura

Bush/ThePassionofTerriSchiavo at the Boulder Museum

of Art (2008); PoohUnplugged,detailing the psychological

disorders of Winnie the Pooh and his friends; and, pictured

below,ShutUpandLoveMe. Her visceral work was at the

center of the culture wars of the 1990s. She teaches at

New York University.

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family programs

Saturdays at 2 pm

$10 per child / $5 for members

Explore The Red Book, Tibetan mandalas, and the art of

illumination in these fun, interactive family art-making

workshops.

November 28

paint your dreams

Do you dream in color?

Come paint your dreams

and create a collaborative

volume inspired by the

95-year-oldRedBook.

December 5

dreams of gold

Learn how medieval monks

illuminated manuscripts

on gilded paper and create

a book to stand the test of

time.

December 12

palace of dreams

Are you brave enough

to step through the ring

of re? Then enter the

mysterious world of Tibetan

mandalas by building your

own miniature dream

palace.

January 2

tree of life

Discover the mystical

tree of life in Asian

arta symbol of the

interconnectedness of life

on earth. Turn a new leaf in

the new year by growing a

tree of new beginnings.

January 9

my mandala charm

Design your own block-

printed spiritual diagram

and transform it into a

protective mandala amulet.

January 23

sacred geometry

Unlock the secrets hidden

in sacred geometric

patterns. Create a private

mandala to help you seek

out your own inner secrets.

family

Participating children must be accompanied by at least one adult atall times. For tickets, registration, and information, call the Box Ofce

at 212.620.5000 x344. Ticket fees: $10 per child ($5 for children of RMA

members); Free for accompanying adults, children 12 months and younger,

and Cool Culture members. Tickets include gallery admission and are non-

refundable and non-exchangeable. All programs are subject to change.

dreams pave The

way for life...

from the red book


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himalayan happy hour Wednesdays from 5 to 7 pm

Coming to a Red Book program on a Wednesday night?

Be sure to arrive a little early and stop by the Caf @ RMA

to take advantage of a special mid-week happy hour. Enjoy

great discounts on selected wines, specialty teas,

and snacks.

purchase your own copy of the red book

TheRedBookofC.G.Jung

exhibition celebrates the rst-ever

publication of Jungs manuscript

by W.W. Norton & Company. This

reproduction includes an additional

200 pages of supplementary

material and will be available for

purchase at the Shop @ RMA for$195. Members of RMA receive a

10% discount.

the shop and cafe@rma

photo credits

Robert Thurman by Sergei Bermeniev; Linda Gregg by Hal

Lum; Adam Gopnik by Brigitte Lacombe; Karen Finley by

Timothy Greeneld-Sanders; David Byrne courtesy Todo

Mundo, 2009; John Adams by Margaretta Mitchell;

Marina Abramovic performingLipsofThomasat the

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, November14, 2005. Courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly Gallery, New

York; John Patrick Shanley on the set ofDoubt, courtesy

Miramax Films; Siri Hustvedt by Marion Ettlinger;

BelledeJourand Excaliburcourtesy The Kobal Collection

acknowledgments

Particular thanks go to Beverley Zabriskie of the Jungian

Psychoanalytic Association, and further thanks to all those

who donated their time and talent in helping assemble

the Red Book Dialogues, including Robin Brown and Janet

Careswell. TimMcHenry,Producer,RubinMuseumofArt

all programs are subject to change

how to buy tickets

online

Visit www.rmanyc.org/redbook to purchase your tickets

and get all of the most up-to-date information on Red

Book programming.

phone

Box Ofce: 212.620.5000, ext. 344

Hours: 11 am5 pm, Monday through Friday

in person

Visit the Rubin Museum of Art and purchase your tickets

at the admissions desk during the museums open hours.

150 West 17th Street

New York, NY 10011

the advantages of membership

RMA members receive a 10% discount on program tickets

automatically. If six or more tickets for any combination

of programs are purchased at one time, a 25% discount

applies to all of those tickets. Annual membership starts at

just $35. See www.rmanyc.org/membership for details.

sold out?

Even if a program is sold out, Chairmans Circle members

($1,000 and higher) have the privilege of purchasing house

seats as they become available.

getting to the rubin museum of art

The Rubin Museum of Art is located in the Chelsea district

of New York City at the corner of 17th Street and 7th Ave.

public transportation

By SubwayThe museum is located within walking

distance of the following train stations: A, C, and E to 14th

Street (8th Avenue); 1 to 18th Street (7th Avenue); 1, 2, and

3 to 14th Street (7th Avenue); F and V to 14th Street (6th

Avenue); L to 14th Street (6th Avenue); N, R, Q, W, 4, 5 ,and 6

to 14th Street Union Square

By Bus B20 to the corner of 7th Avenue and 18th Street.

parking

There are a number of parking garages along 17th Street

between 6th Avenue and Broadway.

mon 11 am5 pm

tue closed

wed 11 am7 pm

thu 11 am5 pm

fri 11 am10 pm

sat/sun 11 am6 pm


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