How Bauhaus Is It? Exploring Alternative Narratives and Legacies
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the true essence and impact of the Bauhaus movement in this 35-minute talk by Robert Wiesenberger. Delve beyond popular cultural references to examine unexpected objects created at and after the Bauhaus, uncovering alternative narratives that reveal the movement's aesthetic, technological, and political foresight. Gain insights into "Bauhaus thinking" and its limitations through a close analysis of works by artists like Ruth Asawa, Josef Albers, and Herbert Beier. Discover how the Bauhaus influenced diverse fields, from typography and ceramics to cartography, challenging common perceptions and highlighting the movement's enduring relevance in its centennial year.
Syllabus
Introduction
Basic Observations
No Hands
Typewriting
Ruth Asawa
Albers
Clay
Herbert Beier
Vert Dewar
His Aims
Great Ideas
World Geographic Atlas
Personal Note
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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