As part of "The Uncanny A Centenary" Exhibition at The Freud Museum London, celebrating 100 Years since Freud published Das Unheimliche (The Uncanny). Claire Hind and Gary Winters present "One Uncanny Sunday Moth Eaten Offers Shone" : an inventive address inspired by the 1943 surrealist art film Meshes of the Afternoon directed by Maya Deren whose circular narrative contains several repeats and motifs, calls upon a distortion of reality and speaks to the worlds in which the artists Gary and Claire circle around in practice; the residue of the dream, desire and death. Gary and Claire will speak about their intermedial performance practice, including site-specific live art and visual performance; work which allows a drifting, a meeting and a reimagining with Freudian concepts.

Their work over the last 8 years is subject of a forthcoming publication Embodying the Dead: Writing Playing Performing that foregrounds the experience of the uncanny in performance.

Tickets include admission to the Museum and the exhibition ‘The Uncanny: a Centenary‘.