Word: bauhausization
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...with a black eye hole in the center. One of his arms is a lance, surrounded by a bell-like guard. The other arm, wearing skin-tight silk encased in a gourd shaped sheath, holds a golden club. The remaining five costumes, all designed by Oscar Schlemmer for a Bauhaus ballet, are only a little less spectacular...
These costumes, together with paintings, sculpture, photographs, and designs, are all products of the now defunct Bauhaus School of art and architecture. The school was formed and headed by Walter Gropius. And from its inception in 1919 until 1933 when the Nazis closed the school, the Bauhaus made the most startling and the most widely copied innovations in both functional art and art teaching techniques. The exhibit currently at the Busch Reisinger Museum is actually but a small part of the Bauhaus show now in Boston. The rest, which mainly accentuates the work of Dr. Gropius, is at the Institute...
Bayer is a former student of Gropius at the Bauhaus and is recognized both as a painter and an industrial designer. Bayer, in his late forties, has not Hraited himself to painting, but is considered one of the most promising men in the field...
Born in 1895. Moholy-Nagy took up painting after World War I and migrated to Berlin in 1920. He first gained fame through his work as a teacher in he Bauhaus at Weimar under Walter Gropius, now professor of Architecture at the Graduate School of Design...
...brainchild of a 47-year-old architect named Marcel Breuer, who made himself known 24 years ago by inventing tubular steel chairs (in Germany's longtime Mecca of modern architects, the Bauhaus school of design). Architect Breuer came to the U.S. in 1937, taught for nine years at Harvard under his old Bauhaus boss, Walter Gropius, before setting up in business in Manhattan...