Issue 17 – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

Financial Diagnosis: The Effect of The Credit Rating System on How We Feel About Ourselves

June 8, 2015 Ben Peck 3

With almost every meaningful institution now committed to free market self-interest, Americans inhabit a culture of competition, inadequacy, anxiety, and low self-esteem. A person’s value in this culture solely derives from the ability to make […] […]

Mute About Money

June 8, 2015 Editor 0

Money competes quite well with sex for the position of the number one no-talk topic in our society. Friends, relatives and significant others typically do not speak openly about money. We can begin to understand […] […]

Peasant Dreams A Conversation with JD Banke

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

When you walk into JD Banke’s most recent exhibit at Glass Box Gallery, entitled Peasant Dreams, bass-heavy hip hop emanating from overhead speakers and large spray painted text lackadaisically positioned between two white gallery walls […]

Art as a Revolt Against Fate

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

Who are the Yes Men? Andy Bichlbaum (Jacques Servin) and Mike Bonanno (Igor Vamos) have been performing anti-consumerist and anti-corporate activist interventions since before their first film The Yes Men premiered back in 2003. From […] […]

Sex and Money: Employing Symbols to Better Approach the Source

June 8, 2015 admin 3

I recently relocated to New York after years as a gadabout abroad. While somewhere specific globally, I would find myself in some elusive elsewhere experientially, as my world became one photo op after another by […] […]

Defining Your Relational Currency

June 8, 2015 admin 0

Excerpt from “For Love and Money: Exploring Sexual & Financial Betrayal in Relationships” Money, it turned out, was exactly like sex: You thought of nothing else if you didn’t have it and thought of other things […] […]

Counterfeit Objects A Conversation With Mario Gallucci

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

Mario Gallucci’s photographic sculptures are tricky, often prompting viewers to be deceived that the subjects are “real.” They may be dismissed as too conceptual or readymade-like because they appear so close to their actual objects, […]

Desert Test Sites A Conversation With Jesse Sugarmann

June 8, 2015 Matthew Kyba 0

The demise of an American hallmark automobile, the Pontiac, carries with it the loss of an American symbol. Jesse Sugarmann’s practice involves this loss, framing it as a product of the increasingly globalized auto-manufacturing […] […]

A Case for Treating the Worried Well

June 8, 2015 Sarah Aronson, LCSW 3

As a clinical social worker providing psychotherapy to the wealthy “daughters of the 1%,” as I’m prone to quip at dinner parties, I have learned to adopt humor and self-negation as armor against career-shaming. Formal […] […]

The Art of Commission

June 8, 2015 admin 0

Artistic commission is a tricky business. Keeping in mind the client’s wants while balancing an artistic voice is a difficult road to navigate. Dominic De Venuta, fresh from providing the cover image (among others) for […] […]