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Join SPSI for the Madison Park Art Walk for food, music, an an exhibition of artwork from our community! Featuring work by: Arni Adler Cara Alexander Wallis Bolz Melissa Duncan Joanne della Penta Carla Hershman Avishai Hershman-Washington Karl Krogstad Sylvia Kurin Patricia Lipscomb Michael Miller Bev Osband John Olson Sue Radant Sharon Romm Liz Ulrich Diane Wolman Eve Wright
Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute presents Intergenerational Trauma: A Layering of Many Voices. Can the Transmission of Trauma be Disrupted? The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents a screening of the documentary film, Nana, the story of an Auschwitz survivor, Josef Mengele’s translator, who spent her life fighting intolerance. This will be followed by a panel—Sue …
Cheryll Leo Gwin is a multi-media artist whose work has focused on the experiences of Chinese and Chinese-American women. In this presentation, she will describe and discuss how the Chinese Exclusion Act has impacted both her personal life and her art. Cheryll’s art eloquently illustrates how when traumatic memories are lost, subsequent generations can repeat …
This event starts at 6:30pm Pacific Time. The link to join the event will be available on this page 15 minutes prior to start time. Thank you for attending this screening! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8sPFpXakI0 The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents a trilogy of film screenings: "The Impact on the Psyche of Not Belonging: The Recognition and Non-Recognition …
The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents the second film in our series "The Impact on the Psyche of Not Belonging: The Recognition and Non-Recognition of Women Artists". We will be screening the film, Kusama: Infinity, to be followed by an audience discussion led by Mary Sacco, LMHC and John Olson, MD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8mdIB1WxHI Now the top-selling …
The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents the next installment in our series “The Impact on the Psyche of Not Belonging: The Recognition and Non-Recognition of Women Artists”. Kara Walker is among the most complex and prolific American artists of her generation. She has gained national and international recognition for her cut-paper silhouettes depicting historical narratives …