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This Sunday ‘Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity’ opens at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. This show will be the first major exhibition MoMA has held on the Bauhaus school since 1938. Full Article at DeTnk
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Mention the word "Bauhaus" and what comes to mind for most is a boxy white building, a tubular steel chair or a typeface. But the hugely influential German art and design school was much more wide-ranging and experimental than is generally believed. Full Article at W Magazine
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Out of them came quality furniture and daily objects at affordable prices, most famously the tubular steel chairs of Marcel Breuer, probably the school's best-known student. Take a look around. The iPod. Target's bright-red circles. Full Article at Creators Syndicate
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Cool and collected: On the wall, images of undersung designers featured in the new book Bauhaus Women (Flammarion); vase, Marguerite Friedländer-Wildenhain, tea trolley, Marcel Breuer, teapot, Marianne Brandt, all, from the Neue Galerie Design Shop... Full Article at Elle.com
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FRANKFURT — Like many émigrés fleeing from Nazi Germany in the 1930s, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy sought refuge in various countries: the Netherlands, England and, finally, the United States. Full Article at The New York Times
