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1st Annual New York Celebration Dinner for the Sigmund Freud Museum Vienna
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Please Join Us for Our 1st Annual New York Celebration Dinner for the Sigmund Freud Museum Vienna

Monday, October 29, 2018
6:30 PM – Gallery Tours 7:00 PM – Reception 7:30 PM – Program; Dinner
Neue Galerie New York, 1048 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10028

Honoring:
Paul Auster, Renowned American writer and director, David Cronenberg, Legendary Canadian filmmaker and writer
Siri Hustvedt, Award-winning American author and poet, William Kentridge, Celebrated South African artist
Joseph Kosuth, Award-winning American artist and philosopher Continue reading 1st Annual New York Celebration Dinner for the Sigmund Freud Museum Vienna

New Venue, Registration Reopened–Andrew Druck, October 14, Norbert Freedman Memorial Lecture
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Greeting to all,
In an effort to accommodate as many as possible, we are pleased to announce that we have found a larger venue for this event.
Registration has been reopened, please get your tickets now!
*Please note venue change below

IPTAR is proud to honor Dr. Andrew Druck. His contributions to psychoanalytic theory and technique, beginning with early insights into the treatment of borderline patients, have expanded over the years to include considerations of the interplay of unconscious conflict and its developmental context; the relation of theory to technique; the complexity of the analytic relationship, including the role of the analyst in helping patients maintain or develop compromised Continue reading New Venue, Registration Reopened–Andrew Druck, October 14, Norbert Freedman Memorial Lecture

Trier is home to the most Roman ruins outside of Rome itself, but for 150,000 annual Chinese visitors, the real draw is the city’s tie to Karl Marx
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Click Here to Read: Trier is home to the most Roman ruins outside of Rome itself, but for 150,000 annual Chinese visitors, the real draw is the city’s tie to Karl Marx By Tamara Hinson on the BBC Travel website on July 26, 2018.
Trier, Hauptmarkt 22, Hauptmarkt 23, Simeonstrasse 37: Half-timbered houses, partly massive, around 1600, no. 23, 1602, no. 22 with shop fitting from 1895; four-arched “Kleine Judenpforte”, around 1219. Photo: Berthold Werner. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.