#Bauhaus

Joe Colangelo

Itsjoeco

Currently reading "When Money Dies" the history of hyperinflation in Weimar Germany.One of the wildest aspects I never knew was that early on people all thought they were getting rich.They

Alexandra D-S

iotwatch

In the last year after writing my book, I spent a lot of time thinking about the #bauhaus and what it would look like today. Here’s what I would get

Rosalind Jana

RosalindJana

In honour of this piece I wrote for @prospect_uk on Brigid Brophy's The Snow Ball + why reading about sweaty, noisy, glittering parties currently feels like an acute form of

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RobTerrin

1/ Architecture is call and response between competing ideologies and manifestations of values... Futurism : Expressionism-> Constructivism : Bauhaus-> Art Deco : Stalinism-> Mid Century Modern : Brutalism-> post-modernism :

R.J. Lehmann

raylehmann

Taking this meme more seriously and more literally than it was intended, I will offer my best assessment of who these characters actually would have been listening to at the

Matt DesLauriers

mattdesl

Been getting into analogue photography this year, and recently discovered some artists/photographers that I find really inspiring.Also wondering what other artists I'm missing in this space, esp. those hacking with

Otto Saumarez Smith

OSaumarezSmith

Here a porcelain palette plate (from @V_and_A), made in Paris 1810-20, so that a painter could gauge the eventual colour of enamels after firing. A functional object that inadvertently ends

Eco Gecko

EcoGeck

Rebuilding after WWII, nearly every Eastern Bloc nation dedicated enormous resources to building a utopian "new city", intended to demonstrate the superiority of socialist ideals. Today, we explore the history

David Burge

iowahawkblog

I defy anyone to read this entire article and not turn into a rabid enthusiast for violent revolutionhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/24/realestate/coronavirus-second-homes-.html I'm not so sure. Wealth-glamorizing is standard fare for t

Ward Jenkins

wardomatic

Vintage FORTUNE magazine covers: Jim Flora (1952), Jerome Snyder ('52), S. Neil Fujita ('53), Lewitt-Him ('54). The art director for Fortune Magazine during this time (1948-60) was Leo Lionni (most

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rebeca6169

“Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible.”“Kunst gibt nicht das Sichtbare wieder, sondern macht sichtbar.” ~ Paul Klee #Botd 1879 Klee’s lectures

Jaume Vallgebrada

vallgebrada

1/14El gran problema amb l'arquitectura des del funcionalisme fins avui és que no és capaç de crear identitat pròpia, i per tant no dona valor afegit, sinó que empobreix i

Philippe Moseley

PhilippeMoseley

Big day for buildings: the #RenovationWave is unleashed.So what's in it?A thread of some key points Huge scale of the challenge: - Need to #retrofit 35 million building units by

Arthur Asseraf

ArthurAsseraf

Sure you’ve been to Morocco, probably gotten lost in Marrakech or walked on the seaside in Essaouira, but have you ever stopped to visit ~*Casablanca*~?Let’s take a walk

LATINBRAH

latinobrah

THE SIMPLE VISUAL GUIDE FOR A SOPHISTICATED PIERCE&PIERCE CARDThere is a lot of talk about what makes a card sophisticated"And today we're going to clearly define and dissect what that

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rebeca6169

"Color is the keyboard, the eyes are the harmonies, the soul is the piano with many strings. The artist is the hand that plays, touching one key or another, to

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