MARYBETH CARTER, PHD

The Swedish artist, Hilma af Klint (1862-1944), has transitioned from obscurity to prominence as was illustrated recently by a solo exhibition of her work. This exhibition (October 12, 2018-April 23, 2019) became the Guggenheim New York’s most popular show since the museum opened 60 years ago.

In addition to the incredible visual quality of her art, af Klint impels the viewer to consider concepts and states similar to Jung’s (1875-1961) creative expressions, both through his visual works and writings. Through their prolific output, af Klint and Jung each reveal their personal encounters with an invisible “other” and explore the multi-dimensional. This presentation will review Hilma af Klint’s life experiences and creative achievement, then explore the parallels with those of Jung and Jungian psychology.

MARYBETH CARTER, PHD is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst. She has a special interest in the creative arts, transcendent states, and the process of individuation. She has also had an extensive career in nonprofit leadership and has published often in the victim and trauma services field. Correspondence: Marybeth.carter@msn.com.

Registration is now Closed. 
Everyone who paid will receive a Zoom link
via email on
Friday, May 13th
after 4:00 pm Mountain Time. 

This program will be recorded. A link for the recorded video will be sent by the following weekend to everyone who paid. 

NOTE: If you paid for CEUs, they will only be awarded if you attend the live ZOOM program.