Gabriela Goldstein

Psychoanalyst. She is the current president of the Argentine Psychoanalytic Association. She is a full member with didactic function and training analyst of the International Association of Psychoanalysis, and of the FEPAL. Doctorate cum laude in psychology from the Universidad del Salvador APA. Member of the Board of the "Latin American Meetings on Winnicott´s thought" since 2018. Member of the Scientific Committee of Community and Culture of FEPAL (2014). Member of the Culture and Psychoanalysis Committee of IPA since 2011. She has been coordinator of "Psychoanalytic Colloquia" and coordinator of the Film and Psychoanalysis Committee (2018-2020). She is coordinator of the Art and Psychoanalysis research group (since 2017). Co coordinator of the APA-IPA Conceptual Research Group on Freud´s Work (2011-2014).

She obtained the Mom-Baranger Award (APA) for the best monograph, and the Storni Award (APA) for the best conceptual contribution in psychoanalysis (2005 and 2006).

He published the book La experiencia estética. Writings on art and psychoanalysis. Buenos Aires, Argentina: Editorial del Estante (2005), and in Portuguese ByBook (2019), and the book Art in psychoanalysis, edited by IPA-Karnac (2013). Co-author in the book Dreams and perception, Buenos Aires, Argentina: APA Editorial (2019). Co-author in the books Educar, figuras y formas del amor (2006), Buenos Aires, Argentina: Editorial Del Estante, and Educar, saberes alterados (2010), Buenos Aires, Argentina: Editorial Del Estante. Co-author in the book "Tópica. Literature and cinema. "El amante" (2020). Co-author in: La peste de Tebas with "The time is out of joint" (2020). She has published in the journal Docta and in the Journal of Psychoanalysis of APA.

Master class at IRPA, Milan, "On countertransference, history and deviations" (2021). Lecturer in undergraduate seminars (APA) (since 2012). Professor and lecturer at the postgraduate UCES (2017), "Three aesthetics in Freud". Lecturer in the cycle "Fantasy, creation, sublimation, FADU-UBA since 2017. Lecturer at the Symposium in Art and Psycoanalysis in Florence. "The uncapsulation of narcissism" (2005), "Et in Arcadia Ego" (2011), "On Vermeer: desire and sublimation" (2017). She has dealt with topics on subjectivity, interdiscipline, culture and new conceptual and technical contributions in contemporary psychoanalysis.

She is an architect and painter.