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Tom O’Brien

Received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Has taught at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Beloit College, Long Island University – CW Post, the New School, and New York Institute of Technology.  Presented papers at the College Art Association and Nineteenth Century Studies Association.  Interested in Contemporary Art, Nineteenth-Century Art, Visual Culture studies.  Teaches VA 12 Art Appreciation, VA17 Art History I, VA18 Art History II, VA 19 Modern Art.

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Dan Gilhooley earned a PsyaD and an MA in Psychoanalysis from the Boston Graduate School for Psychoanalysis, an MA and BA in Fine Arts from Hunter College, and a Certificate in Psychoanalysis from the Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies in New York. For the past 25 years he has been a dean and professor of visual art at Suffolk County Community College where he has been the recipient of the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for both Professional (Administrative) and Teaching Excellence.

In addition to his work as an educator, Professor Gilhooley enjoys careers as both an artist and psychoanalyst. As a visual artist he has had 18 one-person exhibitions and participated in over 120 group exhibitions nationally. In fall 2005 his work was the subject of a 16-page feature article in Drawing magazine, “Dan Gilhooley’s Graphite Examinations,” by Mark G. Mitchell. His recent psychoanalytic publications include Misreading and Misrepresentation in the Case of Anna O, Walking the Floor over You, and Aspects of Integration and Disintegration in Patient Speech. Elected to the National Academy of Design in 1991, he received a Gradiva Award for Art Contributing to an Understanding of Psychoanalysis. He is a NYS licensed psychoanalyst. In spring 2007 he was a research fellow in the Psychoanalytic Research Training Program at Yale University.

 

Recent Exhibitions: 

      “Talent,” September 9-October 14, 2006, Allan Stone Gallery, New York, NY. 

      “Disegno,” May 25-July 3, 2005, National Academy Museum, New York, NY. 

      “Magnificent Extravagance: Artists and Opulence,” June 14-November 26, 2005,    Racine Art Museum; Racine, WI.  

Recent Presentations: 

      ‘Dimensions of Patient Speech: Evidence of Qualitatively Different Forms of     Primary and Secondary Processes?” June 23, 2007. Society for      Psychotherapy Research International Conference, Madison, WI. 

      “Looking for New Ideas,” March 29, 2007. Psychoanalytic Research Training Program    sponsored by the Anna Freud Centre and the Yale Child Study Center, Yale    University, New Haven, CT. 

      “Two Perspectives on Psychoanalytic Listening: Listening with an Empirical     Ear.” February 25, 2005. Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies’     Faculty Lecture Series; New York, NY. 

      “A Four-Factor Model of Patient Speech,” and “Rigor and Clinical Relevance in     Psychoanalytic Research,” (4-person panel) June 22-26, 2005. Society for    Psychotherapy Research International Conference, Montreal, Canada. 

      “Master Critiques by National Academicians,” March, 2005 and 2007. National     Academy of Design School of Fine Arts; New York, NY.

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Sara Greenberger Rafferty's work has been exhibited in New York at venues including P.S.1, Artists Space, Museum 52, Mary Boone Gallery, Wallspace Gallery, K.S. Art, Andrew Kreps Gallery; at Sandroni Rey Gallery and Champion Fine Art in Los Angeles; PICA in Portland; Sutton Lane in Paris; ARTSPACE in Auckland; and in Pescara, Italy. She was the co-editor of the annual publication North Drive Press from 2005-07. Her own writing about art and comedy has been published in several notable art and culture publications. Sara Greenberger Rafferty lives and works in Brooklyn.[-] Hide