DREAM SEMINARS

2026

“I am starting to feel bad for anyone who is not partaking in the Dream Seminars...”
— Colin C., writer, Montana

“spaces at the limit of reason itself, those spaces occupied by the infant, the psychotic, the computer hacker, the dreamer, and the visionary: cultural outer spaces.” - Elizabeth Grosz

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“spaces at the limit of reason itself, those spaces occupied by the infant, the psychotic, the computer hacker, the dreamer, and the visionary: cultural outer spaces.” - Elizabeth Grosz 〰️

“There is no transition: you wake up in the dream in the other world, on the other side; there is no passport, no visa but this extreme familiarity with extreme strangeness.”
— Hélène Cixous
“The task of dream interpretation is to unravel what the dream-work has woven.”
— Freud

Our 2026 SCHEDULE features DREAMS FROM film, literature, and psychoanalysis spanning 1816 through 2006.

DREAM STUDY 1
Kubla Khan, Or a Vision in a Dream, a Fragment by Coleridge (1816)
January 25

DREAM WORK 1
February 14


DREAM STUDY 2
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte (1847)
February 22


DREAM STUDY 3
Freud’s Dream of Irma’s Injection (1899)
March 29


DREAM WORK 2
April 11


DREAM STUDY 4
The Wolfman’s Dream (1918)
April 26


DREAM STUDY 5
Jung’s Dreams (1930s)
May 31

DREAM WORK 3
June 13

DREAM STUDY 6
Awaara (1951) & Grease (1978)
June 28


DREAM STUDY 7
Spellbound (1945) andWild Strawberries (1957)
July 26


DREAM WORK 4
August 8


DREAM STUDY 8
8 1/2 (1963) & Zabriskie Point (1970)
August 30

DREAM STUDY 9
The Dream with the Unicorn, Serge Leclaire (1968)
September 27

DREAM WORK 5
October 10


DREAM STUDY 10
Brazil (1985)
October 25


DREAM STUDY 11
Mulholland Drive (2001)
November 29

DREAM WORK 6
December 12


DREAM STUDY 12
Tony Soprano’s Dreams (1998-2006)
December 27

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Especially in these AI days, the dream is respite.

To study the dream is to study creation, imagination, bewilderment, madness, source, and freedom.

No prior experience is necessary.

Generative and free-associative in nature, our monthly workshops will delve deep, with each class focusing on a particular dream fragment from literature, film, or psychoanalysis.

We’ll see where the dream takes us, entering its world.

These workshops will create lasting and meaningful conversations.

Registration for the dream seminars is now closed.

“...dreams...don’t say where they come from. In a certain respect, they escape censorship, opposing all power with an unquenchable language of truth.”
— Anne Dufourmantelle