Series IV: Audiovisual Material

This disc contains over 200 digital images of Edith Kramer's works of art.

Ten lectures on Psychodynamic Process in Art Therapy.

This recording features a talk Edith Kramer gave at the New York Transit Museum on March 1, 1994. Her lecture was a feature of her own exhibition that was on display there at the time, and a celebration at the beginning of Women's History Month. The exhibition featured subway-related art Kramer had created between 1940 and 1994. She discusses her artwork and life in New York City.

The event is apparently sparsely attended as the Museum Curator Tom Harrington says in his opening remarks, "the world's situation has kept the crowd down to just a few." He does not specify what situation he means, but it is possible he is referring to the shooting attack on a bus full of Orthodox Jewish students that had taken place on the Brooklyn Bridge that morning, which would eventually result the death of 16-year-old Ari Halberstam. At the time of this recording, the shooter, Rashid Baz, was still at large.

"Das Lied ist aus" is the original title of a 1930 German film. The title translated into English as The Song Is Ended. Elisabeth Neuman-Viertel was a German actress. While she was active at that time, she was not in the cast. Neuman-Viertel was active at the time of these recordings and was in a 1988 film entitled, Wie kommt das Salz ins Meer? The beginnings of both sides is identical, a female voice speaking in German fading out as the sound of goose-stepping soldiers fades in. Based on this identical content, the consecutive dates and the serial notation of "parts 3 and 4," these are probably recordings of two episodes of a radio show of some kind, possibly focusing on 1930's German cinema.

Recording begins with a brief piece of music and introduction. This is followed by a woman speaking in German about New York City. Possibly a radio program.

Austrian Heritage Collection oral history interview with Edith Kramer conducted on April 13, 2005.

Edith Kramer does not appear on this recording, which represents a plenary presentation at the annual conference for the American Art Therapy Association. Her lecture is read by the other participants. Participants include Susan Ainlay Anand and Lani A. Gerity. The tape was produced by the American Art Therapy Association, Inc.

This recording represents a panel discussion at the annual conference of the American Art Therapy Association, in which Edith Kramer participates. Other participants include Lani Gerity, Martha Haeseler, and Susan Anand. The tape was produced by the American Art Therapy Association, Inc.