Folds in Time: Artists' Responses to the Temporal and the Uncanny. An international conference, convened by Brass Art in association with the Freud Museum London, as part of the Festival of the Unconscious 2015.

This conference brings together artists, curators and writers to examine the ways artists harness aspects of the uncanny and the unconscious in their navigation of physical and imagined spaces. Built around artists’ practices which have responded to the repressed, the unthought or the untold, and which employ fractured, dream-like or metamorphic narratives; the conference will mix keynote addresses with artist-in-conversations. Contributions from: Patricia Allmer , Rachel Anderson (Artangel), Brass Art, Rebecca Fortnum, Pavel Pyś , Alison Rowley , Lindsay Seers, Daniel Silver , Saskia Olde Wolbers, Rachel Withers. Keynote Lectures: Dr Alison Rowley 'Uncanny Returns and the Power of Laughter: Sarah Lucas at the Freud Museum' Dr Patricia Allmer 'Shadowdance - The Mobile Uncanny

Keynote address: Dr. Catherine Love

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