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The Philemon Foundation is pleased to announce a series of Red Book important events in Los Angeles For information and tickets please go to: WWW.PHILEMONFOUNDATION.ORG/LAREDBOOKEVENTS The Red Book exhibition, lecture and all events are made possible through the generous support of Pacifica Graduate Institute and OPUS Archives & Research Center, The F. F. Foundation, Susan Smalley & Kevin Wall, and Stacy & Ron Pulice. The Philemon Foundation also wishes to thank the Hammer Museum, The C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, Orange County Friends of Jung, San Diego Friends of Jung, the Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism(ARAS), the Analytical Psychology Club of Los Angeles, and the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco for their support in these events. Prophecy, Divine Madness, and Psychology: Liber Novus, the Red Book of C. G. Jung Public lecture by Prof. Sonu Shamdasani (Red Book Editor and co-translator; General Editor of the Philemon Foundation; & Philemon Professor of Jung History at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London) Friday, April 23, 7:30–9:30 PM UCLA Schoenberg Hall Limited Seating. Advance purchase is strongly recommended. $50 General Admission (non-reserved seating) Reserved seating available to those supporting the work of The Philemon Foundation by purchase of a tax-deductible Philemon donor/patron events package of $1,000 or $5,000. For tickets and information, go to: www.philemonfoundation.org/laredbookevents or call: 805-969-3626, ext. 103. All proceeds benefit the Philemon Foundation. Exclusive West Coast Exhibition of: The Red Book of C. G. Jung: Creation of a New Cosmology Public Exhibition: April 11, 2010–June 6, 2010 Hammer Museum: 10899 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90024 For museum information go to www.hammer.ucla.edu. This exhibition was organized by the Rubin Museum of Art, New York, in collaboration with the Foundation of the Works of C. G. Jung. The Hammer’s presentation is organized in collaboration with the Philemon Foundation and the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior.
Board of Directors of OPUS Archives and Research Center Announces Steps Forward
As we conclude our annual fall board retreat, OPUS celebrates almost four years in its new manifestation and marks many milestones, including the addition of four remarkable collections, significant growth in donor support and volunteer involvement, launch of the Joseph Campbell Mythological Roundtable, publication of "The Root and the Bloom" newsletter, and the awarding of two grant cycles, include the most recent $35,000 grant pool for the "New Mythos" grant, providing 13 stipends for research in the archives. With the closing of 2009, Dr. Elise Collins Shields will complete her commitment to the launch of OPUS in its start up phase. The OPUS Board wishes to publicly thank Elise for her extraordinary contribution to the rebirth of the Archives and Research Center and for her efforts in securing the strong foundation upon which OPUS will continue to thrive. Elise will assist with the transition as OPUS has now become an established and mature institution. Moving forward, we are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Safron Rossi as Director of Operations for OPUS. Safron has worked with Elise for the past years, taking the lead on many initiatives, including the Archival Assistant (docent) program, the Mythological Roundtable, facilitation of the newsletter, and many of the daily operational tasks. Having recently completed her Ph.D. in Mythological Studies, Safron is now available to assume full time responsibilities as the new OPUS Director of Operations. The Board is pleased to welcome Safron to this new position and looks forward to her continued and enhanced contribution to the organization. During the next several months the OPUS Board will continue guiding the institution toward a rich future, bringing the OPUS Archives and Research Center into the next phase of preserving, protecting, continuing cataloguing, digitizing and further making the collections accessible to scholars from around the world.
OPUS Fundraiser for James Hillman biography: December 8th
Please RSVP by sending an email to rsvp@opusarchives.org
*** Previous Notable Events
*** Marion Woodman Cornerstone Dedication: Santa Barbara, January 2009 On January 22, 2009 Marion Woodman was celebrated with a cornerstone dedication ceremony. The "Presence" cornerstone will be placed in the future home of OPUS Archives and Research Center in honor of Marion Woodman's work and vision. Over 50 people attended the event and were treated to words by Marion and Ross and a spectacular piano performance by a close friend of Marion's.
*** Celebration of James Hillman’s Life Work: Pittsburgh, June 2008 In June, a great group of people gathered in Pittsburgh, PA to celebrate the life work of James Hillman. The committee that organized and planned the event consisted ofStanton Marlan, David Miller, Tom Kapacinskas, Paul Kugler, Jan Marlan and Nancy Cater. Roundtable conversations, festive meals, dancing and even sightseeing made the event memorable for all who participated.
The following countries were represented in addition to the U.S.: Canada, Ireland, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Switzerland, Australia, and England. Baseball & Hanging Out with James Hillman - click here to see the "choreography" of the event.
Friends of James Hillman conference participants click here to enter the Gateway
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