At the Bauhaus, Kandinsky’s visual language became cooler, a system of signs and symbols through which he demonstrated the narrative possibilities of an abstract art. Many of the most beautiful ...

the Bauhaus brought together a wide array of arts and artists, anyone who deployed new industrial materials and celebrated abstract geometric forms. “Bauhaus” has become, in short, a catchall ...

The Bauhaus, we have to remember ... They are blocky, asymmetric and Constructivist, revelling in their composition as apparently abstract architectural sculptures which are actually meticulously ...

the building has become so familiar and imitated that it is sometimes forgotten how radical it really was – the built manifestation of the new abstract language of modernism. The Bauhaus' second ...

German art historian Wilhelm Worringer, whose 1908 book Abstraction and Empathy was a major influence on the Bauhaus, called abstract shapes “the life-denying inorganic”. Far from pejorative ...

It’s the IKEA furniture in many of our homes and the abstract art adorning our walls ... owes something to the Bauhaus. How could a city as tradition-bound as Boston be so deeply influenced ...

Bauhaus is known for its “form follows function” approach, combining abstract, geometric, and angular shapes with minimalist, no-frills finishes. You’re likely envisioning the room of your ...

He was consumed with abstract painting and determined to keep ... and feel like a cross between the Bauhaus and a fun house. “Giufà, la luna, i ladri e le guardie,” 1984.

The ‘Bauhaus: Art as Life’ exhibition at the Barbican ... godparents who buy them than the children they are being given to, though at the time their abstract shapes and bold colours must have ...

Kenneth Noland, the abstract artist whose sensitive approach ... Josef Albers as many people know actually started at the Bauhaus School in German in 1920. He was one of the first people to ...