Beinecke Library

Congratulations to the 2013-2014 Visiting Fellows

Gerhard and Hella Adler were German-Jewish born Jungian analysts, disciples of both Carl and Emma Jung themselves.  Escaping Nazi persecution in the 1930s, they settled in Britain and had a flourishing practice until their deaths, Gerhard in 1989 and Hella in 2009.  In addition to several influential volumes, they helped found the Society of Analytical Pscyhology in 1945 and the Association of Jungian Analysts in 1977.

Recently opened at the Yale School of Architecture Gallery, an exhibit exploring the newest trends in museum design that leave the classic "white cube" model in the dust. On view through May 4th. 

Listen to Louise Bernard, former Curator of Prose and Drama for the Yale Collection of American Literature, discussing Eugene O'Neill's lost play, Exorcism, on NPR.    "Lost Play Found: The 'Exorcism' of Eugene O'Neill," NPR, 3/25/12

"An exhibition whose range and detail may not be soon equaled"--New York Times, 3/23/12 A  great review of Remembering Shakespeare, the Beinecke's current exhibition, in Friday's New York Times Weekend Arts.

Please join us at the Beinecke Library, 121 Wall Street, New Haven, Connecticut for: Vulgar Venus and Politic Poetry: Reading Shakespeare in the Renaissance

REMEMBERING SHAKESPEARE An exhibition at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library February 1 - June 4, 2012