Rubin Museum of Art (Venue Partner)
150 W 17th St
212.620.5000
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Special Event
TONIGHT! Be on stage at the Rubin Museum of Art
- Editor Pick
- Flavorpill Event
- When
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Friday Nov 6, 2009 (7–8:30pm)
- Where
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Directions: A, C or E to 14th Street; 1 to 18th Street; 1, 2, 3 to 14th Street; F and M to 14th Street; N, R, Q, 4, 5 and 6 to 14th or the L to 6th Avenue. Bus: B20 to the corner of 7th Avenue and 17th Street.
- Price
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$15, $7 for students
- Links
- Flavorpill Event
“Carl Jung's recently unearthed Red Book (currently on view at the Rubin) is the inspiration for this tonight's event that delves into the dreams and fantasies of three lucky Flavorpill readers. Psychoanalyst John Beebe will interpret their subconscious desires, and help them understand all those messy human emotions in front of a live audience. Other participants in the series include Sarah Silverman, David Byrne, and Adam Gopnik — so you're in vaulted psycho-analyst companay. Be sure to check our Twitter @flavorpill_nyc for updates, and arrive early to take advantage of the Himalayan Happy Hour in the museum's K2 Lounge, and stay after the Dialogues for a free screening (with $7 bar minimum) of The Tales of Hoffman, introduced by three-time Oscar winner, Thelma Schoonmaker. If you want to be analyzed, live, send responses to the above questions to Leah, the Managing Editor of Flavorpill NYC.”
Chris Kompanek, Flavorpill
Three winners of Flavorpill's Red Book Dialogues competition will have their fantasies interpreted on stage by psychoanalyst John Beebe, drawing on C.G. Jung's Red Book for inspiration. If you want to participate, check out the questions below and email Leah, the Managing Editor of Flavorpill NYC.
The winners are actor Curt Hostetter, graphic design artist Viktoriya (Vika) Kovalchuk and musician Juano Lippi
1. What is the most striking image that you remember from any dream or fantasy? (This could be a particular character or a vivid scene)
2. What is the nature of that image? (Describe it closely, think about its function. What differentiates it from all other things like it? What is its essence? )
3. How might you be different if all of those qualities described YOU?
4. What historical or mythological event, person, or scene is most like it?
5. What aspect of current world events is most like it?
