THE JUNG CENTER

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For more than sixty years, The Jung Center has served as a nonprofit resource unique to Houston -

a forum for dynamic conversations across disciplines and perspectives about what matters most in our lives.

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In 1975, the Jung Center opened its non-profit gallery space in Houston's Museum District. Preston Morgan Bolton, a noted Houston architect, decorated WWII veteran, civic leader, and key patron of many local arts groups, designed the iconic space. The space exhibits a diverse array of artists and a permanent collection by Peter Birkhäuser. The gallery space presents up-and-coming artists, local artists, Texas based artists, career retrospectives, and established or mid-career artists.

Blog: Our Living Community

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We Live Among Spirits

By Sean Fitzpatrick • December 18, 2024
Holding space for the search for wholeness
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The Darkness of the Womb

By Sean Fitzpatrick • November 8, 2024
Real change can only emerge from fierce love
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After Beryl

By Sean Fitzpatrick • July 12, 2024
Friends, I’ve been dreaming of the apocalypse since I was a child. When I was younger, it was a horizon-swallowing tornado, or hundreds of them, which later were uncannily reflected back to me in Jeff Nichols’ haunting film Take Shelter. In one dream, maybe a decade ago, the sun went out, extinguished in a blink. Light, and […] The post After Beryl appeared first on The Jung Center of Houston, Texas.
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