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Digitisation project by the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation

Schools of Departure

Under the title ‘Schools of Departure,’ the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation has developed a digital atlas that brings together research on the global interrelationships of Bauhaus pedagogy with reform projects in design teaching in the 20th century. The website is available in a beta version.

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Bewegte Netze | Bauhaus ShortCuts

Who studied at the Bauhaus

The ‘Bauhaus ShortCuts’ present insights into the history of the Bauhaus in the form of information graphics created in the framework of the project ‘Bewegte Netze’ of the German Research Foundation.

Bewegte Netze, Bauhaus ShortCuts: Studierende am Bauhaus

Research projects

Research findings: bauhaus100

Many new insights about the Bauhaus were brought to light both nationally and internationally in the scope of the Bauhaus centenary. The stated goal of the Bauhaus Kooperation is to safeguard, systematise and archive this information in the form of a knowledge database. If you have contributed to new insights as a researcher or curator, please contact us.

Contact

Contact person: Dr. Regina Bittner
Institution: Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau
e-mail: bittner(at)bauhaus-dessau.de

Research findings: bauhaus imaginista

The international exhibition project ‘bauhaus imaginista’ (2018–2109) explored and discussed postcolonial perspectives of the Bauhaus with partners in eight countries.

The fourth and final chapter, ‘Still Undead’, investigates the experimental use of a range of new media at the Bauhaus in photography and film, with kinetic sculptures, visual devices and sound experiments.

‘bauhaus imaginista’ at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin 2019.

The constant international interest in this project speaks for strong international partnerships, as well as the necessity to locate Bauhaus Modernity on a global scale today.
Marion von Osten and Grant Watson, curators of bauhaus imaginista

Research findings: ‘The Matter of Data’ project

The project ‘The Matter of Data’ questions the political dimension of the term ‘Bauhaus Modernism’ and investigates the complex modern history of exile and flight from Germany to Palestine in the 1930s.