The Legacy of the Bauhaus and the Making of Modern Design - 100 Years Later

Explore the enduring influence of the Bauhaus movement in this thought-provoking conference talk. Delve into the complex legacy of this short-lived yet profoundly impactful 20th-century experiment in art, architecture, and design. Discover how the Bauhaus transcended its role as a school to become a transformative force in modernism. Examine the diverse, divergent, and sometimes controversial ways the Bauhaus spirit continues to resonate 100 years after its inception. Join experts Barry Bergdoll, Elizabeth Otto, Jeffrey Saletnik, and Robert Wiesenberger, moderated by Eric Motley, as they discuss topics such as industrial design, the role of women in the Bauhaus, the tension between design and craft, and the movement's utopian ideals. Gain insights into how the Bauhaus has shaped contemporary concepts like micro-dwellings and even influenced organizations like NASA. Reflect on the lasting impact of this revolutionary movement and its relevance in the 21st century.

Intro
The Legacy of the Bauhaus
Will we be here today
What is exile
Industrial Design
The Artist
Its a Slippery Idea
Women in the Bauhaus
Hans Meyer
Design vs Craft
Bauhaus Manifesto
Micro Dwellings
Utopianism
Questions
NASA
Final Thoughts
Brand Protection
Proof of Concept