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  Dateline: New York City, February 8th, 2010 Contact: Lisette Coly, 212-628-1550 or email: office@parapsychology.org Twelve years ago, the Parapsychology Foundation inaugurated it’s Perspectives Lecture Series. Join us on Tuesday evening, February 16th, 2010, at 7:00pm, at the New York Open Center at 22 East 30th Street in Manhattan for the 50th Perspectives Lecture. Walter Meyer zu Erpen’s presentation “Ectoplasm: Myth or Reality?,” will focus on the ectoplasmic experiments conducted by Dr. T. Glen Hamilton in Winnipeg, Manitoba, during the 1920s and 1930s. The presentation is heavily illustrated with archival images from the T. Glen Hamilton collection at the University of Manitoba Department of Archives and Special Collections. The purpose of the presentation is to help you decide whether the ectoplasm photographed in Winnipeg was real or fraudulent and whether it can be accepted as evidence of life after death. Walter Meyer zu Erpen is the President of Survival Research Institute of Canada. It is hoped that the Irish artist and PF Film Archivist Susan MacWilliam will also be on hand to briefly discuss two of her installations at the 2009 Venice Biennale, a film about the Parapsychology Foundation’s founder Eileen J. Garrett and another film on the Flammarion ectoplasm photographed by T. Glen Hamilton. There’s a $10 donation at the door. For more details, click here. |
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