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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Bauhaus"”.
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Art and political ideology: the Bauhaus as victim
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1984 D52
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Point, line, plane : basic elements of formal composition in Bauhaus and shape computation theories
… apparatus, while the systematic approach of the Bauhaus on nonrepresentational composition, and the theories of P. Klee and V. Kandinsky in particular, provide artistic insight at a perceptual and interpretational level.
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Embracing space : reviewing the body-space nexus as a creative tool, inspired by the theories of Rudolph Laban and the Bauhaus movement
… from the theories of Rudolph Laban and the Bauhaus movement. Laban's view of space as a living entity governs my investigation. From his theories regarding space and its impact on the movement that the body produces, I have discovered the categories within space, which are useful to combine, …
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The Works of Josef Hoffmann Koloman Moser and The Wiener Werkstatte
… Movements in England and Scotland as well as the Bauhaus in Germany, making an important
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Conditions Variable: Assemblage Theory and Systems Theory in Creative Practice
… will be examined. The first example is the Bauhaus school and its post-European formal offshoot in America, the New Bauhaus, and how it adapted its European predecessor’s principles of design. The second is the technological revolution, which engendered Jack Burnham’s Systems Esthetics, …
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Doublecloth: History, Technique, Possibilities.
… credibility by its altered profile at the Bauhaus and the subsequent influence of the writings and work of Anni Albers. While the philosophy and products of the Bauhaus and the role of Walter Gropius have been documented and widely debated the practice of textiles, and the influence on it …
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Picture-making through performance - experiments in visual dramaturgy
… performance as exemplified by the Futurist and Bauhaus schools who devised a poetics of abstraction for the theatrical stage. Drawing on the theoretical frameworks and modes of practice developed by artists associated with these historical movements, I identify attributes of my own works that …
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Architecture as artform : drawing, painting, collage, and architecture, 1945-1965
… guided by a pedagogical approach steeped in Bauhaus teaching methods. Drawing became the common conduit between the abstract work of art and its transformation into modern architecture. Architecture was seen as a problem that could be studied diagrammatically, and consequently also thought of …
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Unfoldings
… or both, including Anamorphic painting; Dada; Bauhaus; Neo-Plasticism; Concrete Art; Op Art; Fluxus; and Kinetic Art. Special attention is given to the works of Alexander Calder, George Rickey, and Yaacov Agam. The author describes a personal iconography, and introduces the geometric foundation …
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Constructing Vision: László Moholy-Nagy's Partiturskizze zu einer mechanischen Exzentrik, Experiments in Higher Spatial Dimensions
… other a revised version printed in Die Bühne im Bauhaus (The Stage of the Bauhaus, 1925). Following the structure of the hybrid drawing, each chapter is an interpretation of a single panel of the drawing, corresponding to the prelude and the five acts of the performance. This interpretation was …
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Sightfulness
… in the fifteenth century. Centuries later, the Bauhaus challenged the hegemony of perspectival space in favor of axonometric projection, subverting the perceived experience of architecture for its formal attributes. Today our perception of the world is mediated by social media, photo …
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Canonizing Le Corbusier: The Making of an Architectural Icon as Colonial Hegemony
… as a figure, as well as the legacy of the Bauhaus and International Style modernism, as pedagogical tools to perpetuate an ongoing hegemonic colonial regime situated in architectural knowledge production and pedagogy.
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Artist and Teacher; The Photographic Instruction of Carlotta M. Corpron
… introduction to the teachings of the New Bauhaus and her interaction with László Moholy-Nagy and György Kepes corresponded with her own teaching ideas, and she shared what she learned with her students. For many of her students, being asked to investigate the design potentials of light and …
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Intermedial Relationships Among Component Arts in Combined Art Works
… movements of the twentieth century including the Bauhaus, Futurism, Dadism, Surrealism, Merz Theatre, Happenings, Performance Art, and Radio Art. Each chapter introduces terminology and features examples that include John Cage and Lejaren Hiller's HPSCHD, Erik Satie, Jean Cocteau, Pablo Picasso …
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Leo Grewenig (1898 - 1991) - Leben und Werk : mit einem kritischen Katalog sämtlicher Arbeiten
… an der Kunstakademie in Kassel, 1924/25 am Bauhaus in Weimar u. a. bei Paul Klee und Wassily Kandinsky und von 1929-1931 an der Kunstschule in Berlin-Schöneberg. Seit 1928 freier Maler in Berlin, wurde er 1931 Kunsterzieher im Saarland. Der größte Teil seines Werkes entstand erst nach seiner …
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German Architectural Modernism, Spatial Perpetration and the Concentration Camp, 1933–1945
… trained and worked with Walter Gropius at the Bauhaus. After publishing his internationally renowned text on architectural standards, Bauentwurfslehre, in 1936, Neufert was recruited by Albert Speer and became the regime’s consultant for standards questions. Together, the case studies …
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The productive unconscious : architecture, experimental psychology and the techniques of subjectivity in Soviet Russia, 1919-1935
… developed by architect Moisei Ginzburg, Bauhaus designer Hinnerk Scheper, and others as an artistic and architectural discipline that aspired to produce working energy. The third and final episode exemplifies how unconscious perception was put to practical use in the Moscow Central Park …
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