Unsettled soul, what are you singing? What are you humming? Turbulent leaves utter a sad sound, a scream when the merciless hands of the cruel wind shuffle them up— this sounds like when a little child randomly turns the pages more »

“Richard Socarides is an openly gay attorney, writer and commentator who served as President Clinton’s senior adviser on gay rights. He also happens to be the son of Charles Socarides, one of the controversial founders of so-called gay conversion therapy… Dr. more »

The great majority of us watch pornography. Nearly 87 percent of men and 76 percent of women reportedly visit adult entertainment sites. In fact, pornography drives the economy of the Internet and our appetite for it has led to Internet more »

Interconnectedness Stanley Siegel The great poet and Buddhist, Thich Nhat Hanh held an ordinary piece of paper in the air and lit it on fire. As the paper fell to the floor in flames, he said to those of us more »

Art and Anxiety Radka Salcmannova Recently, I have had the good fortune of facilitating a collaboration with Residency Unlimited NYC, one of the most respected residency programs sponsoring extraordinary artists from around the world. Each future issue of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine will feature more »

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Exclusive to Psychology Tomorrow Magazine: Artist-in-Residence BILL HAYWARD offers a series of four postcard-sized art prints in a limited run of just 25. In Hayward’s forthcoming film asphalt, muscle & bone, one of the locations is The Museum of Emotions … and in this Museum there is a more »

Radka Salcmannova In choosing the artists to present in this issue, my decisions took a more personal, perhaps emotional, direction than in previous issues. As an observer, I found myself especially drawn into the stories of these artists’ work. What more »

Radka Salcmannova In this issue of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine we give special attention to the concept of meditation both as a psychological/spiritual practice and as a defining experience when we interact with art. The art presented here challenges us to more »

Radka Salcmannova Though humor in art can exist for its own sake, humor, cynicism and parody can be part of an artist’s ouvre even when their message is deadly serious. Featured artists like Mark Reigelman (Manifest Destiny), Santina Amato (Cigarettes more »

Stanley Siegel It was the summer of 1968. As an aspiring artist, fresh out of college with a portfolio heavy on hard-edge abstract paintings, I took a space in an artist loft on the corner of Mulberry and Grand Streets more »

Stanley Siegel FOR NEARLY FOUR DECADES, I have sat and listened to people present their stories. I still marvel at how unique many of their problems are and how well these problems also function as solutions. The more I explore a situation to more »