Griffin Hansbury

In a thought-provoking conversation, Kris Grey, a New York City-based transgender artist known for challenging binaries, teams up with Griffin Hansbury, a psychoanalyst and author exploring queer negativity. They delve into creative resistance against anti-trans sentiments while discussing how negative emotions fuel artistic expression. The duo also examines the complexities of trans identity, public rage, and the reclamation of narratives around the 'impossible body.' Their insights reveal a powerful tapestry of queer existences and the significance of community in navigating resistance.

Join Tobias Wiggins, an expert in transgender mental health, Myriam Sauer, a PhD candidate focused on queer psychoanalysis, Griffin Hansbury, a practicing psychoanalyst, and M.E. O'Brien, an analytic clinician advocating for systemic change, as they delve into the intriguing intersections of psychoanalysis and queerness. They discuss representation, challenges faced by trans individuals in the field, and the transformative power of psychoanalysis. Explore activism through trans narratives and the vibrant responses of queer communities to post-lockdown life.