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Dec 15, 1993 · Dr. David Shainberg, a Manhattan psychoanalyst, died on Dec. 5 at Mount Sinai Medical Center. He was 61 and had homes in Manhattan and Wellfleet, Mass. The cause was pulmonary fibrosis, his...
David Shainberg (1934-1993) began painting in the late 1970s, and committed to it full-time after retiring from his career as a psychoanalyst in 1981. Working with oil, gouache, and acrylic, Shainberg's abstract expressionist landscapes, figures, houses, and roads capture his vibrant vision and use of color.
David Shainberg was primarily known as a renowned psychoanalyst and psychoanalytic author in New York City from the 1960s to the 80s. Born in Memphis, he graduated from the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and trained as a psychoanalyst at the American Institute for Psychoanalysis.
The Fredi Schiff Levin Lecture Series at PAAM presents: Creative Certainty: The Life and Work of David Shainberg: A Lecture with John Briggs. Presented at t...
Part I - Dialogue 7 - 7th Conversation with Dr. David Shainberg and Prof. David Bohm, Brockwood Park - 20th May, 1976. The Wholeness of Life. KRISHNAMURTI: After this morning, as an outsider, you have left me completely empty, without any future, without any past, without any image. Dr Shainberg: That's right.
Shainberg was the first to bring psychoanalysts and eastern spiritual leaders together. He retired from practice in 1981 in order to devote more time to painting. Recorded in New York in 1983, the conversation between Krishnamurti and Shainberg inquires into why illusion and thought have such power.
Krishnamurti dialogues with Dr Bohm and Dr Shainberg in this 7 part series. The dialogue slowly uncovers the nature of man’s psyche, his fragmentation, the limitations of a thought based society and finds out if there is a wholeness, a sacredness in life which is untouched by thought.
