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Book Event: Nicole Bauer, author of Resilience and Resistance Through Contemplative Practice
In Person + Zoom: Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies
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Jung at Heart (2024-2025): Becoming Conscious: A Jungian Lens on Artist Hilma Af Klimt
February 15, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Prepaid Cost: $90.00Event Navigation
Saturdays, February 15, 2025; 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
BECOMING CONSCIOUS: A JUNGIAN LENS ON ARTIST HILMA AF KLIMT
Upon seeing Hilma af Klint’s ((1862–1944) works, there is an instinctive recognition of that which Jung (1875-1961) presented through his creative expressions, in both his visual works and his writings. This presentation will be an exploration of af Klint’s connection to visions and the spiritual plane, which led to her paintings about human and spiritual development, which Jung termed individuation. We will contemplate through the lens of Jungian psychology two of her series, The Ten Largest (1907) and The Swan (1914-1915), as depictions of the dynamic urge toward the creation and resolution of duality. A particular focus will be on the union of duality expressed through the symbol of the androgyne, and the state of consciousness such a union may engender, symbolized by af Klint in these paintings and Jung in his text, Aion, using geometric and abstract form to visually render the state of being that is psychological wholeness.
Marybeth Carter, Ph.D., is a Jungian analyst with a degree in religious studies with honors from Indiana University and in clinical psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute where she is now an adjunct faculty. She is chair of the International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) and also serves on the board of the C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. Marybeth’s interests are in the creative arts, transcendent states, and the process of individuation. Some of her published work includes “Crystalizing the Universe in Geometrical Figures: Diagrammatic Abstraction in the Creative Works of Hilma af Klint and C. G. Jung,” “Satan’s Mouth or Font of Magic What Is It about the Anus?” and “Painting an Especially Bright Spirit: A Jungian Lens on the Art of Agnes Pelton” all published in Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche. Her book The Spectre of the Other in Jungian Psychoanalysis, co-edited with Stephen Farah, is published by Routledge. Correspondence: Marybeth.Carter@msn.com.
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