Photojournalist Giorgia Tobiolo will exhibit "Don't Cut Just Grow". Giorgia started taking photos and testimonies last year when the project was threatened with closure after funding cuts...
Museum tour with traditional Austrian coffee and cake.
Enjoy an informal house tour, followed by traditional Austrian coffee and cake and the opportunity to explore Freud’s final home at your leisure.
The tour is kindly supported by Kipferl...
This exhibition will tell the story of what happened to Palestine and its people under the British mandate for Palestine. It will show how and why Britain got involved in Palestine, and the impact of British rule upon the country...
Play reading
Join us this evening for a reading of ‘Freud's Night Visitors’, a play by Stephen Gross.
‘The dying Freud is visited by three figures who have been central to his life...
Kavita Kapoor and Avi Bercovich have joined forces to bring you a games-inspired evening of Photography, Art and Live music.
As London rumbles on in a post-olympic world we are taking a moment to reflect on and share our photographs from inside and ...
Paintings and prints by Marilyn Southey A native of Southern Africa, Marilyn has studied and worked in the UK for many years, and practised printmaking for the last twenty-five...
For UR Feeling, Simon Martin brings together a selection of objects and images from artists and designers including Ettore Sottsass, Scott Burton and Stephen Shore...
Eric Bainbridge presents a series of new works made from reclaimed steel and other more incongruous materials, drawing himself closer to the modernist abstraction of the 1950s and '60s embodied by sculptors David Smith and Anthony Caro...
The Relational School (of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy) and the Freud Museum are holding a series of intimate evening forums addressing the subject of memoir from the perspective of how writing and publishing has come to affect the individual’s e...
In his latest book, 'Missing Out' (Hamish Hamilton), acclaimed psychoanalyst and writer Adam Phillips probes another intriguing feature of the human condition: the 'unlived life'...
Where better to spend Halloween than in a room of scary skeletons and skulls? Come and join us, if you dare, for this special spooky night exploring the role of animals in scare-stories, rituals and superstitions from across the world...
This event explores the darker side of the natural world through one-night only exhibition labels and specimen-based activities. Do animals experience lust, get jealous or feel pride? If other species get angry or gluttonous, why shouldn’t we?...
The Grant Museum are heading out for the day and taking some specimen-based activities to Coram’s Fields, exploring the kings and queens of the animal kingdom. There will be lots of free events for families to join in...
Explore some of the world’s weirdest and most wonderful wildlife and get hands on with our real animal specimens in this free family fun day at the Grant Museum...
Visit the RCP museum after hours on Monday 8 October 2012 until 8pm to explore the museum collections, listen to the curators and experience the Grade I listed architecturally acclaimed spaces.
Discover more about our current exhibition ‘Curious anat...
Join Open House London’s city-wide celebrations and visit our acclaimed Grade I listed headquarters – London’s finest post-war building set beside the historic beauty of Regent’s Park...
A Free Exhibition by the Department of History, University College London
Monday 1 October – 12 November 2012
Monday 10-6, Tuesday 10-6, Thursday 10-7, Alternate Saturdays 11-5
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