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365 Days of Bauhaus Centenary Calendar 2019
Fig. 1
“So much
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Bauhaus in
one spot
and all useful
people.”
Oskar Schlemmer
The ambition of the Bauhaus mem
bers to reform art as well as the living envi
ronment has lastingly changed not only ar
chitecture and living space, but also people’s
thoughts and actions. The idea of an inter
disciplinary collaboration between all fields
of art extends far beyond the historical exis
tence of the Bauhaus from 1919 to 1933 and
still provides important impulses today.
Under the slogan “Thinking the
World Anew” the Bauhaus Association 2019
will be inviting you to rediscover the Bauhaus
and Modernism. From new museums at the
historical Bauhaus locations of Berlin, Dessau
and Weimar through exhibitions in all of
Germany to dance and performance: Let’s all
celebrate together!
Fig. 2
The Great
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Bauhaus
Centenary
Short Questions—
Quick Answers
Where is the Festival of Modernism Taking Place?
The Bauhaus Centenary
Three new museums in Weimar, Des
sau and Berlin. 100 outstanding locations of
Bauhaus and Modernism that you can travel
How Do We Want to Live? to while taking the Grand Tour of Modernism.
What the Bauhaus Wanted Countless exhibitions and events—the Festi
White flat-roof buildings and tubular val of Modernism will take place throughout
steel furniture still represent the epitome of all Germany and in many other locations all over
that we associate with the “Bauhaus”. Yet, the the world—from Hamburg to Stuttgart, from
Hochschule für Gestaltung (School of Design), Tel Aviv to Copenhagen.
founded in 1919, was about much more than How Do We Want to Celebrate?
puristic architecture and minimal design— Bauhaus as a Synthesis of the Art
it was also a school of ideas and a field for ex Beyond the borders between dance
periments. Members of the Bauhaus School and theatre, art and architecture: Bauhaus
such as Walter Gropius, Johannes Itten, Oskar has always sought an exchange between dif
Schlemmer or László Moholy-Nagy broke new ferent disciplines in the pursuit of the synthe
ground in art, architecture and design. Nothing sis of the art. The approach allied artistic and
less was at stake than reshaping everyday life creative activity with the shared experience
and coexistence in society: How do we want to of the mutual inspiration of dancers and
live? What do we want our homes to look like? musicians, artists and thinkers. The same
Pressing questions that remain as timely and goes for the Bauhaus year, which will feature
relevant today as they were 100 years ago. various activities in five topic areas.
The Big
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Themes and
Topics
Discover the Bauhaus!
History and stories about the Bau
haus. Exhibitions and projects on Bauhaus
students and teachers. New discoveries and
rediscoveries.
Dance the Bauhaus!
Party—Dance—Music. The Bauhaus
stage in the here and now—festivals, perfor
mances, music, theatre and dance shows.
Experience the Bauhaus!
The Bauhaus in everyday life, archi
One goal of the Bauhaus was the tecture and design. Presentations and pro
synthesis of the art. In this respect, the cente jects on building and design from the Bauhaus
nary celebrations of 2019 will be no different. ideas until the present.
From dance to theatre, architecture to design—
the five following themes will help to find your Follow the Bauhaus Around the World!
own personal way through the Bauhaus year. The Bauhaus in an international con
text. Programmes reflecting the history of
the impact and global networking effect of
the Bauhaus.
Understand the Bauhaus!
Research and teaching. Conferen
ces, workshops and laboratories to research
and disseminate new knowledge about the
Bauhaus.
Highlights
Right across Germany and into the
wider world: our tips for 2019. You will find the
complete programme on the following pages.
And it will be continually updated on our web
site ↘ bauhaus100.com.At a glance: selected highlights of the centenary year. ↘ bauhaus100.com/programme 16 17
You will find a complete list of venues on page 38.
Hamburg
Oldenburg
Berlin
Hanover Potsdam
Havixbeck
Dessau
Cottbus
Leipzig
Oberhausen
Apolda
Dresden
Glees Weimar
Oberweissbach
Frankfurt / Main
Mainz
Stuttgart
Mössingen
MunichHighlights
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Fig. 3 Fig. 4
100 years of bauhaus—The opening festival. bauhaus imaginista—Exhibition
Akademie der Künste Berlin am Hanseatenweg Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
A perfect start—The Opening Festival 100 years of bauhaus at bauhaus imaginista narrates the international stories of the Bau-
the Berlin Academy of Arts ushers in the nationwide festivities. haus. From its establishment in 1919, the movement was in con-
The outstanding historical achievements of the Bauhaus looked at tact with Modernists worldwide. bauhaus imaginista proposes
anew and presented in a new light. The opening festival features a a new way of seeing the Bauhaus as a cosmopolitan project: fol
variety of formats—from concerts to exhibitions, performances to lowing exhibitions, symposia, and workshops in collaboration with
discussions up to the party itself. For Oskar Schlemmer, Wassily Bauhaus Kooperation Berlin Dessau Weimar and the Goethe In-
Kandinsky, László Moholy-Nagy and Paul Klee not only loved art, stitutes in Hangzhou, New York, Kyoto and Tokyo, Moscow, São
they also liked to party. The result is a creative experimental jour- Paulo, Lagos und Delhi, which examined the transnational rela-
ney around the legendary Bauhaus stage under the artistic direc- tions involved, a comprehensive bauhaus imaginista exhibition
tion of Bettina Wagner-Bergelt. The opening festival is under the unfolds in Haus der Kulturen der Welt, displaying objects and new
patronage of Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. works by Kader Attia, Luca Frei, Wendelien van Oldenborgh, The
Otolith Group, Alice Creischer, Doreen Mende, Paulo Tavares und
Zvi Efrat.
Berlin
16.01.2019 – 24.01.2019
↘ www.bauhausfestival.de Berlin
15.03.2019 – 10.06.2019
↘ hkw.de, ↘ bauhaus-imaginista.orgHighlights
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Fig. 5 Fig. 6
The Grand Tour of Modernism Bauhaus Agents
From north to south and east to west: the Grand Tour of Moder- How can we make Bauhaus exciting and fascinating for children
nism links together important Bauhaus and Modernist buildings and young people? Since the academic year of 2016/17, nine
to form a journey through 100 years of architectural history. It takes Bauhaus Agents have been exploring new horizons of communi-
in places that have influenced our understanding of life, work and cation with more than 30 partner schools and the three Bauhaus
home between 1900 and 2000—individual buildings and housing Institutions in Berlin, Dessau and Weimar. Together with students,
estates, icons and controversies, famous buildings and unknown teachers, museum educators, curators, artists, architects and ur-
gems. The Grand Tour of Modernism is under the patronage of ban researchers, they are working out new and innovative ways to
Minister of State Monika Grütters, the Federal Government Com- design museums and exhibitions. They are also trying out new
missioner for Culture and the Media. formats—analogue and digital discovery tours, workshops, p laces
of communication—for students, for all museum visitors and for
urban society in general.
Throughout Germany
↘ grandtourdermoderne.de
Berlin, Dessau, Weimar
2016 – 2020
↘ bauhaus-agenten.deHighlights
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365 days of bauhaus Modernism on the Main
the temporary bauhaus-archiv / museum für gestaltung, Berlin
1919 – 1933
Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt/Main
The temporary bauhaus-archiv / museum für ge-
staltung in Berlin, which is due to be refurbished Frankfurt on the way to a new kind of urban cul-
and expanded in the coming years, is dedicating ture—Das Neue Frankfurt was not limited to the
itself to experimentation in the centenary year. In well-known housing development programme
the spirit of the Bauhaus members, the tempo- started by Ernst May. From the mid-1920s, the
rary bauhaus-archiv / museum für gestaltung is urban utopia required a universal claim on fash
embarking on a search for new insights, ques- ion, interior, industrial, product and communi
tions and findings. The temporary is a place of cation design. In conjunction with growing in
experiment for new formats and collaborations dustrialisation and the expansion of communal
that addresses new target groups and enables areas, the New Frankfurt was intended to create
the exchange of ideas. It also serves as a place of a modern urban society. The exhibition paints a
learning for the re-opening museum, in which picture of a city at the dawn of a new future and
education and information will have a special Fig. 7
of the movement’s function as role model.
standing. The temporary is also the main Berlin
Information Centre for 100 years of bauhaus.
Frankfurt/Main Fig. 9
19.01.2019 – 14.04.2019
Berlin ↘ museumangewandtekunst.de
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019
↘ bauhaus.de
Grow Houses! Reflex Bauhaus.
Burg Hülshoff—Center for Literature, Havixbeck
40 objects—5 conversations
Die Neue Sammlung—The Design Museum, Munich
Grow Houses! is a temporary laboratory focussed
on building and nature. It looks at how humanity An artist mediates between yesterday and to-
first interfered with nature when we started day—to mark the Bauhaus Centenary 2019, a
building houses and then, later, entire cities. 12-month exhibition has taken shape in close
The Center for Literature (CfL) at Burg Hülshoff cooperation with the artist, Tilo Schulz, connect-
Castle brings together artists and experts from ing historical objects from the New Collection
Fig. 8
the fields of architecture, climate research, with the contemporary critical reception. At the
landscape ecology with students and other citi- same time, the New Collection takes the oppor-
zens. And they have a big question for the big tunity to point out its own historical ties with
centenary: is it not time to go take a hard look at Bauhaus, which started right after the museum
modern building habits and re-invent them if we was founded in 1925.
are to survive?
Munich
Havixbeck 31.01.2019 – 31.12.2019
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 ↘ dnstdm.de
↘ burg-huelshoff.de
Fig. 10Highlights
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Umbo. Photographer. Bauhaus Festivals Dessau: Festival School
Sprengel Museum Hannover
FUNDAMENTAL / Festival Architecture
Umbo (1902 – 1980) was a student of Itten, Kandinsky, Klee and RADICAL / Festival Stage TOTAL
Schlemmer at Bauhaus. In 1926, he almost accidently stumbled
into photography but within a few months, he became one of the The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is marking the centenary year
most celebrated photographers in Germany. In film, circus, vaude with the Bauhaus Festivals, inviting visitors to discover the field of
ville, on stage, in the dark room as well as in experiments with the experimentation that was Bauhaus in Dessau. The three festivals
camera, this bohemian and freethinker found pictures of different “School FUNDAMENTAL” (20/03 – 24.03.2019), “Architecture
realities that seemed to transcend bleak everyday life. His im- RADICAL” (31/05 – 02.06.2019) and “Stage TOTAL” (11/09 –
portant contribution to the history of photography was redisco- 15.09.2019) reprise historical Bauhaus topics and develop them
vered in the middle of the 1970s and continues to this day t hrough further. The material is based on the long-term artistic and scien-
the acquisition of his estate by the Sprengel Museum Hannover, tific research conducted by the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation. The
the Berlinische Galerie and the Bauhaus Dessau in 2016. festivals are aimed at both international and national experts and
interested members of the public of all ages.
Fig. 11 Fig. 13
Hanover
09.02.2019 – 05.05.2019 Dessau-Rosslau
↘ sprengel-museum.de 20.03.2019 – 24.03.2019, Bauhausgebäude
31.05.2019 – 02.06.2019, Amt für öffentliche
Sicherheit und Ordnung
11.09.2019 – 15.09.2019, Bauhaus Museum Dessau
↘ bauhaus-dessau.de
Heimo Zobernig. Piet Mondrian Making Futures Bauhaus+
Demonstration Rooms: Céline Condorelli, Action research project at various locations:
Berlin, Istanbul, Palermo, Thuringia, Oberweissbach
Kapwani Kiwanga, Judy Radul
Albertinum, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
Making Futures Bauhaus+ is an action research project that ad-
dresses questions of architecture as a collective form and archi-
How do we think about spaces and the display of art today? Con- tecture as a resource. It invites us to reflect on our environment
temporary artists address current ideas about space as well as beyond obsolete dichotomies such as public and private, living
concepts of the 1920s, when artists designed exhibition rooms and working, urban and rural. In preparation for a summer aca-
Fig. 14
and private rooms for Dresden in the international context of the demy to be held in September 2019, Making Futures Bauhaus+
Bauhaus. Heimo Zobernig presents a new installation based on a is developing a public learning programme that continuously ex
design by Piet Mondrian (1926) for a room in the villa of the Dres- plores future modes of architectural and urban practice. A plug-in
den art collector Ida Bienert which was never realised. Parallel to at Floating University Berlin (April – September 2018) and three
Fig. 12
his exhibition, three artists explore the current display of the col- mobile workshops in Istanbul (September 2018), Palermo (Octo-
lection in the Albertinum. ber 2018) and Thuringia (March 2019) constitute the project as
an open, reflexive and practice-driven format.
Dresden Future Actions:
02.03.2019 – 02.06.2019 Worldwide 28/03 – 31.03.2019, Thuringia, Reverse
Architecture: mobile workshop
↘ albertinum.skd.museum 01.04.2018 – 01.10.2019 30/08 – 15.09.2019, Berlin, Caring School for
↘ making-futures.com Disruptive Architecture: summer academyHighlights
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Opening Weekend: Between Utopia and Adaptation—
Bauhaus-Museum Weimar Bauhaus in Oldenburg
and New Museum Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte Oldenburg
Klassik Stiftung Weimar, Bauhaus-Museum Weimar
Between 1923 and 1927, four young men set
With the opening of the Bauhaus-Museum Wei- out from Oldenburg and East Frisia for Weimar
mar on 6 April 2019, the world’s oldest Bauhaus and Dessau, the centres of cultural renewal at
collection in contemporary architecture goes on that time. There, they would become acquainted
show for the first time with an innovative exhibi- with the liberal and innovative ideas of the Bau-
tion design. Here, at the birthplace of the Wei- haus. Based on the resumes and works of Hans
mar State Bauhaus, it serves as a reminder of Martin Fricke, Hermann Gautel, Karl Schwoon
the early phase of the school in Weimar. It featu- and Hin Bredendieck, tales are told of utopia,
Fig. 15
res design icons and never-shown-before histo- adaptation, emigration and the repercussions of
rical documents, which Walter Gropius began the Bauhaus approach right up to our time.
compiling in the 1920s, alongside the big life
style questions, utopias and experiments of ear-
ly Bauhaus. Oldenburg
27.04.2019 – 04.08.2019
↘ landesmuseum-ol.de
Fig. 17
Weimar
06.04.2019
↘ bauhausmuseumweimar.de
Bauhaus_Sachsen Hamburg Summer of Architecture 2019
GRASSI Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Leipzig
On Bauhaus and Modernism
There could really have been a “Bauhaus Leipzig”. Before the The Hamburg Summer of Architecture, which has now been held
avant-garde had to leave Dessau, a move to the trade fair city nine times since its inauguration in 1994, provides a platform for
was considered—ultimately to no avail. Yet, Leipzig Trade Fair a variety of events and functions on architecture, urban develop-
had been enormously important for Bauhaus since 1923. Mem- ment and engineering—taking into account all the artistic disci
bers of the Bauhaus found their platform for new ideas in design plines. From May to July 2019, more than 50 events in this year’s
at Grassimesse exhibitions as well as in the halls of the Muster- summer of architecture pay tribute to 100 years of bauhaus.
messe (sample fair). Bauhaus typography and image aesthetics
found their way into publishing products in Saxony. Bauhaus also Fig. 16
left clear traces in the modern architecture of Saxony. The GRAS- Hamburg The Hamburg Summer of Architecture
SI Museum für Angewandte Kunst reflects how Bauhaus is seen May to July 2019 features various events including the
exhibition “BauhausGlobal—Photographs by
in Saxony. ↘ architektursommer.de Jean Molitor” (12.04.2019 – 14.06.2019).
Leipzig
18.04.2019 – 29.09.2019 Fig. 18
↘ grassimuseum.deHighlights
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Pausa. Great Material. How Do People Live?
Tonnenhalle in the Pausa district, Mössingen Historisches Museum Frankfurt, Special Exhibition in
the City Laboratory
86,000 fabric patterns from nine decades—in
the unique architectural environs of the Tonnen- In the 1920s, the settlements of New Frankfurt
halle in Pausa, the Mössingen Museum presents became world-renowned building projects. Their
a colourful and highly diverse exhibition about goal was to reduce housing shortages and to pro-
the design and company history of the former Fig. 19
vide affordable housing for people living on the
textile company Pausa, which cooperated with poverty line. These settlements were built by the
Bauhaus for many years. “Time Spaces” made architect Ernst May in a time of acute housing
of fabric panels serve as colour-coordinated shortages. The Historical Museum of Frankfurt
and sensual units to explore the individual pe addresses the question of what has remained of
riods of the storied company history. the reform movement—and what is it like to live
in the Ernst-May-Viertel today. Fig. 21
Mössingen
03.05.2019 – 24.11.2019 Frankfurt/Main
↘ bauhaus100.com 16.05.2019 – 15.09.2019
↘ historisches-museum-frankfurt.de
Potsdam Dance Days Haus Am Horn
dancing future. FOCUS BAUHAUS Klassik Stiftung Weimar
fabrik Potsdam
Welcome to the Haus Am Horn—now back in its original condi
The legacy of Modernism in the State of Brandenburg is at the tion: the show house, designed by Georg Muche, was built for the
centre of attention in the centenary celebrations of 2019. Nume- first Bauhaus Exhibition in 1923 and is just a stone’s throw away
rous exhibitions are devoted to New Objectivity, the design and from Goethe’s summer house. Al the furniture is from the Bau-
the traces of the Bauhaus. The Potsdamer Tanztage 2019 will also haus workshops of Bauhaus members such as Marcel Breuer,
explore the influences of Bauhaus on dance. A highlight of the pro- Fig. 22
Theodor Bogler or Alma Siedhoff-Buscher. As the only example
gramme is the performance of Oskar Schemmer’s Triadic Ballet by of Bauhaus architecture ever built in Weimar, it belongs to the
the Bavarian Junior Ballet of Munich. With visionary power, this UNESCO World Heritage “Bauhaus and its Sites in Weimar,
epic work has recalibrated the basic coordinates of dance. Dessau and Bernau”. In time for the centenary celebrations, the
Weimar Classics Foundation is reopening the house to visitors.
Potsdam
14.05.2019 – 26.05.2019 Weimar
↘ hansottotheater.de 18.05.2019 – 01.05.2024
Fig. 20 ↘ klassik-stiftung.deHighlights
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PRACTICAL & PRETTY Weissenhof City.
Product design from 1920 to 1940 Of Past and Present of
LVR-Industriemuseum Peter-Behrens-Bau, Oberhausen
the Future of a City
Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
The exhibition shows how the entire range of
wares available to the public transformed in the Tracing the past—international artists explore the Bauhaus cos-
1920s, growing in elegance and simplicity and mos at one of its most iconic sites, in cooperation with the Staats-
introducing new, high-quality materials. This galerie Stuttgart. The Weissenhofsiedlung in Stuttgart repre-
new styling was applied to everything from Fig. 25
sents one of the central and enduring legacies of the Werkbund
automobiles to kitchen devices and crockery. approach. The guiding question is how to rethink the “utopian
Items made for everyday life were produced surplus” of the Bauhaus and the universalism of Modernism for
using new alloys such as Nirosta, chrome-plated our own times? In their contributions, the artists invite the public
Fig. 23
metals and synthetic materials such as Bakelite, to a tour of the museum and the city.
which could be mass-produced at affordable
prices, and became the norm in households
around the country. Stuttgart
07.06.2019 – 20.10.2019
↘ staatsgalerie.de
Oberhausen
19.05.2019 – 23.02.2020
↘ industriemuseum.lvr.de
Werkleitz Festival 2019: Ash or Fire.
Model and Ruin A Look Back and a Step Forward
Urban space Dessau-Rosslau Bauhaus ceramics from the perspective of those who followed. Maria Laach Abbey, Glees
Model and Ruin—the Werkleitz Festival explores Tradition is about passing on the flame and not idolising of the
the legacy of the Bauhaus from the perspective ash: that is the motto of the exhibition at the Maria Laach Abbey,
of current artistic productions. 13 artists were showcasing the ceramics of successors to Otto Lindig and the
invited to take part in the project and create a Keramikmanufaktur Maria Laach. Works and objects created—
model that would serve as a blueprint for a fu- Fig. 24
with the aid of a look back at the past—in the spirit and for-
ture yet to be created—and symbolize ruin as a ward-looking approach of the Bauhaus. The axes of vision be
testimony to a mostly idealized past. The festival tween the individual partitions and cabinets offer additional
Fig. 26
aims to assess the Bauhaus in a wider historical perspectives and raise further questions: what shape is destined
context. to survive, and which is destined for the scrap-heap? The result is
a visible expression by the artists of their spiritual and practical
connection to Otto Lindig, the most important Bauhaus potter—
Dessau-Rosslau looking back but with clearly defined opposite poles.
25.05.2019 – 09.06.2019
↘ werkleitz.de
Glees
15.08.2019 – 06.01.2020
↘ maria-laach.deHighlights
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Bauhaus Week ABC. Avantgarde—Bauhaus—Corporate Design
Berlin 2019 Gutenberg-Museum Mainz
Festivalzentrum Bauhauswoche Berlin 2019
Writing history—in the true sense of the word. The Bauhaus type-
Weimar, Dessau and finally Berlin—these were the historic stations face revolutionised graphic and communication design world-
of the Bauhaus. After it was closed down by the National Socialists wide—from advertising designs in posters, magazines and books
in Dessau in 1932, there was a brief revival on the banks of the to the corporate design of international brands. To mark the 100
Spree. Now the Bauhaus is to live on. To mark the Bauhaus Cente years of bauhaus jubilee, the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz, world
nary 2019, various players in Berlin—cultural institutions, museums museum of the art of printing, presents the exhibition ABC—
and projects—are devoting themselves to the theme. Showcase Avantgarde, Bauhaus, Corporate Design. The show casts a multi-
exhibitions in retail stores entice people to go for a stroll, while the faceted spotlight on the significance of typefaces at Bauhaus,
Festival Centre is an ideal meeting place. This is what street life with first in Weimar and then especially between 1925 and 1932 in its
Bauhaus looks—between the Long Night of the Museums at the new location in Dessau.
Fig. 29
end of August and the Day of the Open Monument on 8 September
2019, Bauhaus takes to the streets of Berlin for a whole week.
Mainz
Fig. 27
06.09.2019 – 02.02.2020
Berlin ↘ gutenberg-museum.de
31.08.2019 – 08.09.2019
↘ bauhaus100.berlin
Opening of the
Bauhaus Museum Dessau
original bauhaus With the exhibition “Experimental Lab Bauhaus. The Collection”,
The centenary exhibition at the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Bauhaus Museum Dessau
Gestaltung in co-operation with the Berlinische Galerie
Today, the Bauhaus building in Dessau is an icon
What is typically Bauhaus? Wagenfeld lamps, of architectural history. Yet, the Bauhaus needs
Breuer chairs or Marianne Brandt’s tea service more space and new perspectives, and the
are the trademarks of the famous school today. opening of the new Bauhaus Museum in Dessau
Yet many objects which are now considered as on 8 September 2019 marks a highlight of the
“Bauhaus originals” did not reach iconic sta- centenary year. For the first time, the collection
tus until after the Bauhaus was closed down. of the Bauhaus foundation in Dessau can be
Fig. 30
For 100 years, its ideas have been passed on, viewed extensively. At the same time, the museum
its products reissued, imitated or refined. On as a distinct contemporary building connects the
the basis of 14 case examples, the exhibition Bauhaus buildings in Dessau. All in the spirit of
Fig. 28
highlights how unique pieces and series and re- contemporary architecture—In 2015, the Spa-
makes and originals are inseparably connected nish bureau addenda architects (Gonzales Hinz
with the history of the Bauhaus. On display are Zabala) from Barcelona was the winner among
famous, familiar and forgotten Bauhaus objects, 831 submissions to the internationally open com
along with artistic positions which take a fresh petition. His concept: a transparent corpus with
look at the Bauhaus legacy. an open stage.
Berlin Dessau-Rosslau
06.09.2019 – 27.01.2020 08.09.2019
↘ bauhaus.de ↘ bauhaus-dessau.deHighlights
↘ bauhaus100.com/programme 34 35
tracking talents The Amateur.
GlockenStadtMuseum Apolda
From Bauhaus to Instagram
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg
Worn innovation—good fashion follows social developments and
offers new impulses. At the same time, the aesthetic and sensual Amateur photography as an aesthetic offence—the stylistic ele-
moments of a garment deserve special attention. When handling ments which still go by the name “Bauhaus photography”, have
fashion, clothing and textiles, they were aware of this at Bauhaus. their origins in the figure of the snapshooter. In the eyes of the
Young fashion designers from colleges in Berlin-Weissensee, Bauhausler, the snapshooter, whose history goes back to the turn
Trier, Helsinki and Paris present their designs for clothing, are of the century, was the ideal embodiment of the unspoiled ama-
Fig. 31
created over a six-month work process in co-operation with tra- teur. They consequently propagated trying out new photographic
ditional textile manufacturers from Apolda in Thuringia. A colla- possibilities to encourage the amateur to be more creatively ac
boration with digital and traditional craftsmen from the Weimarer tive. By focusing on the amateur, the exhibition highlights another
Land, where the Bauhaus was founded. aspect of photography at the Bauhaus—the removal of the dis- Fig. 33
tinction between art and applied craft.
Apolda
15.09.2019 – 29.12.2019 Hamburg
↘ glockenmuseum-apolda.de 27.09.2019 – 12.01.2020
↘ mkg-hamburg.de
Triennale Unknown
of Modernism Modernism 2019
Weimar, Dessau, Berlin Brandenburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst / Dieselkraftwerk Cottbus
Every three years, architecture becomes the fo- “Picture of the city—the city in pictures.”, “Neue Sachlichkeit
cus of public attention with the Triennale of Mo- Painting and Photography”, “Bauhaus in Brandenburg. Tracing
dernism. The starting points are the UNESCO the history of Architecture, Design and Handcraft”—the Bran-
world heritage sites in Berlin, Dessau and Wei- denburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst presents
mar. The third Triennale of Modernism takes three simultaneous exhibitions, all of which are part of the project
place in October 2019 under the patronage of “Unknown Modernism”. At the heart of the shows are questions
the Israeli ambassador. This jubilee year makes regarding the connection between socially critical observations
the event a special one. While Berlin and Wei- and social reform ideas, along with aesthetic Utopias.
Fig. 32
mar have a clear focus on the vision and world
heritage of the school, Dessau is examining ar-
Fig. 34
chitecture and materials. All these themes are Cottbus
especially interesting with regard to the White 26.10.2019 – 12.01.2020
City in Tel Aviv. ↘ blmk.de
Weimar, Dessau, Berlin
26.09.2019 – 13.10.2019
↘ bauhaus100.comCalendar
2019
Twelve months—365 days of Bauhaus.
Our calendar will help you to find interesting
events taking place nearbyor help you to pin-
point attractive travel destinations. Follow the
timetable of events and exhibitions through
out the whole year!Below is a list of all venues on the Grand Tour ↘ bauhaus100.com/programme 38 39
of Modernism and listed in the programme.
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Baden-Württemberg Frankfurt (Oder) → 20 North Rhine-Westphalia Rhineland-Palatinate Merseburg → 75 Possendorf (Weimar) → 20
Bad Urach → 20 Luckenwalde → 81 Aachen → 20 Glees → 74 Oberharz am Brocken/ Probstzella → 20
Biberach a. d. Riss → 77 Oberkrämer/Marwitz → 54 Bergisch Gladbach → 20 Kindenheim → 20 Elbingerode → 20 Saalborn → 20
Böblingen → 20 Potsdam → 65 Bielefeld → 20 Mainz → 76 Quedlinburg → 68 Seitenroda → 56
Eberbach → 20 Werder (Havel) → 73 Bonn → 65, 91 Trier → 20 Stendal → 20 Sömmerda → 20, 46
Freiburg → 20 Bottrop → 78 Wittenberg → 20 Suhl → 20
Friedrichshafen → 90 Bremen → 20 Brilon → 20 Saarland Themar → 20
Gundelsheim → 20 Cologne → 42, 58 Saarbrücken → 20 Schleswig-Holstein Vollersroda → 20
Heidelberg → 20 Hamburg → 44, Dortmund → 43, 46 St. Ingbert → 20 Lauenburg/Elbe → 69 Weimar → 41, 42,
Heilbronn → 20 47 – 49, 51, Duisburg → 20 Völklingen → 20 Reinbek → 20 44 – 46,
Hirschhorn → 20 53 – 56, Dusseldorf → 41, 46, 48, 50, 53 – 55,
Karlsruhe → 81 58 – 60, 87, 91 Saxony Thuringia 57 – 61,
Mannheim → 20 62 – 64, Essen → 40, 58, Bad Elster → 20 Altenburg → 49, 51 66, 69, 70,
Messkirch → 53 66 – 70, 73, 74, 76, 77, Chemnitz → 51 – 53, Apolda → 41, 67, 68, 72 – 74,
Mössingen → 62, 67, 72, 79, 87, 89 79 56, 63, 79, 88 69, 77 78 – 80, 83,
73, 78, 80 Euskirchen → 48 Dresden → 43, 50, 72, Arnstadt → 67 86, 88, 89,
Neckarsteinach → 20 Hesse Hagen → 40, 42, 77, 87, 88, 90 Bad Frankenhausen → 89 90, 91
Neckarzimmern → 20 Bensheim → 66, 82 45, 46, Görlitz → 42 Bad Sulza OT Wohlsborn → 20
Stuttgart → 43, 48, 50, Darmstadt → 57, 58, 90, 48, 49, 51, Hoyerswerda → 20 Flurstedt → 20
55, 70, 83 91 54 – 57, 59, Leipzig → 46, 48, 53, Blankenhain → 65 International
Ulm → 72, 83 Frankfurt/Main → 42, 43, 63 – 67, 70, 58, 60, 71, 72, Bürgel → 60, 89 Aspen → 69
Weil am Rhein → 20 54, 65 71, 76, 82 74, 76, 83, 91 Buttelstedt → 20 Barcelona → 83
Fulda → 20 Hattingen → 20 Löbau → 20 Denstedt Chicago → 83
Bavaria Heppenheim → 20 Havixbeck → 40 Niesky → 20 (Kromsdorf) → 20 Copenhagen → 52
Amberg → 88 Kassel → 68 Herne → 45 Plauen → 20 Dornburg → 20 Istanbul → 86
Ingolstadt → 55 Künzell-Loheland → 50 Hürtgenwald- Weisswasser → 71 Eisenach → 20 Jakarta → 83
Munich → 45 Simonskall → 75 Zwenkau → 20 Erfurt → 54, 56, 76 Japan → 83
Nuremberg → 54 Lower Saxony Kommern → 80 Zwickau → 20 Gera → 52, 54, 87, Palermo → 86
Selb → 51 Alfeld → 48, 52, 71, Krefeld → 53, 62, 88, 89 Phnom Penh → 83
Tutzing → 43 79, 82 63, 65, 81, Saxony-Anhalt Gotha → 50, 56, 61, Rotterdam → 47
Celle → 47, 49, 62, 82, 86 Bad Dürrenberg → 20 68, 74, 82, 83 São Paulo → 88
Berlin → 40 – 44, 63, 64, 71 Lennestadt → 20 Bitterfeld-Wolfen → 40 Grossschwabhausen → 20 Singapore → 83
46, 49, Goslar → 72 Lüdenscheid → 20 Dessau-Rosslau → 46, 50, 51, Hetschburg → 20 Tel Aviv → 77
51 – 53, Hanover → 47, 67, 70, Mechernich → 20 53, 60 – 64, Ilmenau → 57 Yangon → 83
56 – 59, 61, 77 Minden → 71 68, 69, 77, 78, Jena → 61, 66, 68,
67, 69, 71, 73, Oldenburg → 61, 67, 68 Münster → 89 83 75, 80
74 – 76, 78, Osnabrück → 47, 49, 74 Neuss → 45, 52, 90 Gräfenhainichen → 82 Klettbach → 20
83, 86 – 89 Oberhausen → 65, 86 Halle (Saale) → 47, 48, 51, Krakendorf/
Mecklenburg- Petershagen → 20 59, 72, 73, 75, OT Rettwitz → 20
Brandenburg Vorpommern Ratingen → 73, 80 78 – 83, 86, Kreis Weimarer Land → 70
Bernau → 48, 64, 88, Rostock → 20 Rhede → 20 88, 90 Kromsdorf → 20
90 Rostock/ Schleiden → 20 Magdeburg → 40, 41, Mattstedt → 20
Brandenburg Warnemünde → 20 Soest → 72 44 – 46, Mellingen → 72
an der Havel → 64 Steinfurt-Borghorst → 45, 69, 50 – 52, 55, Münchengosserstädt → 20
Cottbus → 81 80, 87 56, 60, 62, Niederzimmern → 20
Eisenhüttenstadt → 58 Warstein → 20 65, 77 – 80, Nordhausen → 20
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January 100 Years of Volkshochschule
Essen—New Beginnings
111/99
Questioning the Modernist
Hannes Meyer and
The Bauhaus.
Reinventing the World— Volkshochschule Essen Design Vocabulary Disputing Interpretations
Seeing Hagen Anew Essen Werkbundarchiv— Lecture/Reading
Projects with 01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 Museum der Dinge Architektenkammer Berlin
three Hagen schools Berlin Berlin
Exhibition Centenary Programme for 03.01.2019 – 13.01.2020 From 11.01.2019
Workshop/Seminar/Lab 100 years of Bauhaus of the
HAGENagentur Architektenkammer Berlin Bauhaus Lantern Walk 100 years of bauhaus I:
Hagen Architektenkammer Berlin Tracing Bauhaus Alfred Ehrhardt—Painting,
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 Berlin through Weimar at night Drawing, Graphic Design,
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 Guided Tour, Theaterplatz Part II
365 tage bauhaus Weimar Exhibition
the temporary bauhaus- IndustrieKulTour From 05.01.2019 Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung
archiv / museum für gestaltung From the Town Hall to the Berlin
Berlin Industrie- und Filmmuseum “Understanding Mies” 12.01.2019 – 18.04.2019
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 and the Städtisches Sunday tour of the
Kulturhaus— house and garden “Ida Kerkovius—
Historical Buildings in Wolfen Mies van der Rohe Haus She is All Art”
Guided Tour Berlin Ida Kerkovius and the
Rathaus Bitterfeld-Wolfen From 06.01.2019 Power of Colours
Bitterfeld-Wolfen Exhibition
From 02.01.2019 Das Lackballett Kunsthaus Apolda Avantgarde
Delirium of acoustic tones Apolda
Magdeburg Modernism Performance 13.01.2019 – 31.03.2019
in the Schauspielhaus Forum Freies Theater—Juta
3rd Chamber Concert Dusseldorf AVANTI-AVANTI-100
Grow! Karl and Rosa, The True Story From 10.01.2019 Mies van der Rohe Haus
Workshop/Performance/ of King Kong, Berlin
Festival Manifestos of Modernism, »Bauhaus & Gender«: 13.01.2019 – 23.12.2019
Burg Hülshoff— Hot Reading Glorious 20s notamuse–
Center for Literature Schauspielhaus Magdeburg A New Perspective Cinema of Big Plans
Havixbeck Magdeburg on Graphic Design Films and film documents
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 03.01.2019 – 25.05.2019 Lecture/Reading from the 1920s and 1930s
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Film, OLi-Kino Magdeburg
Garden City Kolonie-Reform Exhibition in the Druckwerkstatt der Fakultät Magdeburg
Guided tour Werkbundarchiv— Kunst und Gestaltung From 14.01.2019
Garden City Kolonie-Reform Museum der Dinge Weimar
Magdeburg Exhibition, Werkbundarchiv— From 10.01.2019
Magdeburg Museum der Dinge
01.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 Berlin
03.01.2019 – 13.01.2020Calendar
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100 Years of Steerable Light Book Presentation Concrete / 04 Weimar in the West:
Origins and state of the “Bauhaus. A World Tour Pictures from the Republic of Contrasts
art of moveable lighting in Photographs” building site of the new A travelling
Exhibition With Kaija Voss and bauhaus museum weimar. multimedia exhibition
MAKK—Museum für Jean Molitor, By Heike Hanada by LWL and LVR
Angewandte Kunst Köln Lecture/Reading Exhibition Exhibition
Cologne Urania Berlin e. V. Baukunstarchiv NRW Various venues
14.01.2019 – 24.02.2019 Berlin Dortmund North Rhine-Westphalia
16.01.2019 17.01.2019 – 14.02.2019 From 19.01.2019
Not Just Bauhaus Additional date:
Networks of Modernism 11.03.2019 Our Bauhaus, Later
in Central Europe Akademie der Konrad- Exhibition Series
Symposium/Conference/ Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. 100 years of bauhaus
Meeting, Schlesisches architekturgalerie am
Museum zu Görlitz, Hagen and the weissenhof
Muzeum Architektury Revolution 1918/19 Stuttgart
we Wrocławiu With Prof. Dr. Wilfried 17.01.2019 – 06.10.2019
Görlitz Reininghaus,
15.01.2019 – 18.01.2019 Lecture/Reading Bauhaus and Modernism—
Auditorium in Saxony?
Special Opening Emil Schumacher Museum Lecture/Reading Modernism on the Main.
Haus Am Horn Hagen Zentrum für Baukultur 1919 – 1933
Exhibition, Haus Am Horn 16.01.2019 im Kulturpalast Exhibition
Weimar Dresden Museum Angewandte Kunst
15.01.2019 – 20.01.2019 100 years of bauhaus. 18.01.2019 Frankfurt/Main
The opening festival 19.01.2019 – 14.04.2019
bau1haus— Festival bauhaus. hfg ulm.—
Modernism in the World Akademie der Künste— And Tomorrow? Hannes Meyers
Exhibition, Willy-Brandt-Haus Standort Hanseatenweg Observations and questions neue Bauhauslehre.
Berlin Berlin on design in the future From Dessau to Mexico
15.01.2019 – 14.03.2019 16.01.2019 – 24.01.2019 Symposium/Conference/ Book Presentation
Meeting Lecture/Reading
CCSA—Center for Critical Akademie für Politische Pro qm Buchhandlung
Studies in Architecture— Bildung Berlin
Bauhaus Lectures Tutzing 21.01.2019
Lecture/Reading 18.01.2019
Deutsches Architektur
museum (DAM)
Frankfurt/Main
17.01.2019
Additional date:
14.02.2019Calendar
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A City of the Future—
Berlin Urban Planning
From Arts and Crafts to
Bauhaus. Art and Design—
Kandinsky, Kerkovius,
Klee & Co.
February
In the Context of a New Entity! Bauhaus Artists from the Democracy Week
the Bauhaus Legacy Exhibition Osthaus Museum Hagen Deutsches Nationaltheater
Tours through Berlin marking Bröhan-Museum Collection Weimar (DNT)
the Bauhaus Centenary 2019 Landesmuseum für Jugendstil, Exhibition Weimar
Guided/Walking/Cycling Tour Art Deco und Funktionalismus Osthaus Museum Hagen 01.02.2019 – 10.02.2019
Various locations Berlin Hagen
Berlin, from 21.01.2019 24.01.2019 – 05.05.2019 27.01.2019 – 24.03.2019 Tailored to Freedom
Artists’ dress around 1900
»Bauhaus & Gender«: Magdeburg Modernism 100 Years of in fashion, art and business
Does it matter? Identity in in the Opera House Volkshochschule Magdeburg Guided Tour
Participatory Research 5th/ 9th Symphony Volkshochschule Magdeburg Karl Ernst Osthaus-Bund—
Lecture/Reading Concert Magdeburg Hagener Kunstverein e. V.
Lounge of the Katja Kabanova, 28.01.2019 – 31.08.2019 Hagen
Internationales Kolleg für Rise and Fall of the 02.02.2019
Kulturtechnikforschung und City of Mahagonny
Medienphilosophie (IKKM) Opernhaus Magdeburg Klunkerbunker
Weimar Magdeburg Art and Crafts
22.01.2019 24.01.2019 – 14.03.2020 Festival, Clemens Sels
Museum Neuss
bau1haus Two Bauhaus Dances Neuss
Book Presentation Pictures at an Exhibition 03.02.2019
and Conversation with Theatre/Stage, Dance
Jean Molitor Akademie der Künste— Bauhaus Dialogues:
Lecture/Reading Hanseatenweg De Stijl in the Netherlands
Fachbuchhandlung Berlin Exhibtion
Sautter + Lackmann 25.01.2019 HeinrichNeuyBauhaus
Hamburg Additional date: Museum
24.01.2019 26.01.2019 Steinfurt-Borghorst
Fig. 35 03.02.2019 – 19.05.2019
Ernst Hardt. A Weimar Poet
Writes Broadcasting History Reflex Bauhaus 100 Years of Bauhaus.
“New Weimar”— 40 objects— A Short History of
German National Theatre— 5 conversations its Influence in Silesia
National Assembly— Exhibition and Eastern Europe
Bauhaus— Die Neue Sammlung— Exhibition
Broadcasting Pioneer The Design Museum Martin-Opitz-Bibliothek
Exhibition Munich Herne
Stadtmuseum Weimar 31.01.2019 – 31.12.2019 04.02.2019 – 26.04.2019
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The Betrayal of Pictures SCHREIBKRÄFTE On the Way to Bauhaus World in Transition
La trahison des images The reading accompanying Architecture before the First Art of the 1920s Bucerius
Theatre/Stage, Performance the Bauhaus Special Edition World War in Lower Saxony Exhibition
Meisterhäuser Bauhaus Lecture/Reading Exhibition Bucerius Kunst Forum
Dessau (Stiftung IBA-Shop Magdeburg Niedersächsisches Landes- Hamburg
Bauhaus Dessau) Magdeburg amt für Denkmalpflege 09.02.2019 – 19.05.2019
Georg Kolbe Museum 07.02.2019 Hanover
Dessau-Rosslau, Berlin 08.02.2019 – 23.06.2019 netherlands bauhaus—
05.02.2019 – 03.10.2019 Bauhaus— pioneers of a new world
Modell und Mythos An Evening with the Dance Exhibition
Magdeburger Moderne A film by Kerstin Stutterheim Company Theater Osnabrück Museum Bojmans van
in den 1920er Jahren and Niels Bolbrinker BAUHAUS I BOLERO with Beuningen
Joint lecture series Film, Emil Schumacher choreographies by Mary Rotterdam
Lecture/Reading Museum Hagen Wigman, Edward Clug, Mauro 09.02.2019 – 26.05.2019
Altes Rathaus Magdeburg, Hagen de Candia, Theatre/Stage,
Kulturhistorisches Museum 07.02.2019 Dance Silence in Noisy Times
Magdeburg, Stadtarchiv Theater Osnabrück Marc, Macke, Nolde
Magdeburg and Winter Work Exhibition Osnabrück The Ziegler Collection
Stadtbibliothek Magdeburg Art & Design at the From 09.02.2019 at Kunstmuseum
Magdeburg Bauhaus University Weimar Moritzburg Halle (Saale),
05.02.2019 – 12.11.2019 Exhibition Exhibition, Kunstmuseum
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Moritzburg Halle (Saale)
New Architecture in the West Weimar Halle (Saale)
Travelling exhibition of the 07.02.2019 – 09.02.2019 10.02.2019 – 12.05.2019
Architektenkammer
Nordrhein-Westfalen The Bauhaus Review— Lecture Series by the
Exhibition 6 Years of UTOPIA in Weimar otto haesler initiative e. V.
Haus der Architekten, “In the Mild Glow of the supported by the City of Celle,
Baukunstarchiv NRW Bratwurst”, Performance der Otto-Haesler-
Dusseldorf, Dortmund “Schille” Theaterhaus Stiftung and the Society
From 06.02.2019 des Evangelischen for Judeo-Christian
Schulzentrums Leipzig Co-operation Celle
Circus in the Print Shop. Leipzig UMBO Lecture/Reading
Czech Avant-Garde 08.02.2019 Photographer, Exhibition Direktorenvilla Celle—Galerie
Cabinet exhibition by the Additional date: Symposium/Conference/ Dr. Jochim, Synagoge Celle
German Book and Font 28.02.2019 Meeting Celle
Museum of German National Stadt- und Kreisbibliothek Sprengel Museum Hannover From 14.02.2019
Library Sömmerda Hanover
Exhibition Dreyse-Haus, Sömmerda 09.02.2019 – 05.05.2019
Deutsches Buch- und Schrift-
museum der Deutschen
Nationalbibliothek Leipzig
Leipzig
06.02.2019 – 11.08.2019Calendar
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COURAGE—Province The Bauhaus Reading Room THE BAUHAUS TODAY The Roaring Twenties.
and the Bauhaus at Deutscher Platz Bucerius Art Talk Berlin and Tucholsky
Exhibition Guided Tour, Deutsche Lecture/Reading ARTE Film Evening
UNESCO World Heritage Nationalbibliothek Leipzig Bucerius Kunst Forum Film
Fagus-Werk Leipzig Hamburg Bucerius Kunst Forum
Alfeld (Leine) 17.02.2019 18.02.2019 Hamburg
15.02.2019 – 03.11.2019 25.02.2019
Modernist Church Family Workshop
UNESCO World Heritage Architecture in Hamburg Tattoos, jewellery and Literature Spot—
Weissenhofsiedlung Guided Tour, Bugen type collages Ulrike Müller
The Houses of Le Corbusier hagenkirche, Maria Grün Workshop/Seminar/Lab Theatre/Stage, Lecture/
Guided Tour, and others. Bucerius Kunst Forum Reading
Weissenhofsiedlung Hamburg Hamburg Theater Osnabrück
Stuttgart From 17.02.2019 23.02.2019 Osnabrück
From 16.02.2019 25.02.2019
Interactions BAU a HAUS—in Half-Timber
The Festival—A City Dances. Masters and Apprentices Following the footprints of Film Screening:
A dance project by the of Bauhaus between the architect Otto Haesler Vom Bauen der Zukunft—
Bürgerstiftung Halle Workshop and Industry Guided Tour, bridge outside 100 Jahre Bauhaus
Theatre/Stage, Dance Exhibition the Celler Schloss In the presence of the director
Oper Halle Hetjens—Deutsches Celle Niels Bolbrinker, Film
Halle (Saale) Keramikmuseum 23.02.2019 Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung,
16.02.2019 – 17.02.2019 Dusseldorf Berlin
17.02.2019 – 12.05.2019 From Baroque to BAUHAUS Berlin
Your Own View— Following the footprints of 27.02.2019
Design Your City The Mystique of the the architect Otto Haesler
A creative “Art on Location” New Woman Guided Tour, outside Café Lecture by Prof. Reinhold
Workshop Fashion between German Kies Happel: Walter Gropius,
Workshop/Seminar/Lab Empire, World War and Celle Karl Ernst Osthaus and
Haus der Ruhrkohle Republic 23.02.2019 the Bauhaus
Hagen Exhibition “I praise the destiny
16.02.2019 – 17/02/ 2019 LVR-Industriemuseum The Bauhaus that brought me into
Tuchfabrik Müller Graphic masterpieces the circle of creative artists.”
People’s Needs Not Euskirchen from Klee to Kandinsky Lecture/Reading
Luxury Needs 17.02.2019 – 17.11.2019 Exhibition Stadtbücherei Hagen
Bernau and its Bauhaus Lindenau-Museum Altenburg Hagen
Exhibition Altenburg 28.02.2019
GALERIE BERNAU 24.02.2019 – 19.05.2019
Bernau
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March “A New Generation of
Women Shall Find its Origin
Drummed-Up
Language Pleasure
Bauhaus-Design Yesterday—
and Today?
Backstage in Loheland.” The Anhaltische Landes Lecture/Reading
Guided tour of the Loheland turns 100. bücherei as a guest of Pro qm Buchhandlung
Archiv Baumeister An exemplary women’s project the Bauhaus Berlin
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart in the context of the Bauhaus. Concert/Musical/Opera 08.03.2019
Stuttgart Loheland-Stiftung Lecture/Reading
01.03.2019 Künzell-Loheland Bauhausgebäude Reform City of Modernism
01.03.2019 – 10.01.2020 (Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau) Magdeburg in the 1920s
A Little Bauhaus Walk Dessau-Rosslau Kulturhistorisches Museum
Guided Tour, Bauhaus.Atelier | Visionary Spaces. Kandinsky, 03.03.2019 Magdeburg
Info Shop Café Mondrian, Lissitzky and Magdeburg
Weimar the Abstract-Constructivist The White City 08.03.2019 – 16.06.2019
From 01.03.2019 Avant-Garde in Dresden Tel Aviv explores its heritage
Additional dates: 1919 to 1932 Lecture/Reading, Auditorium Mechanical Ballet
Every Friday and Exhibition, Albertinum, Emil Schumacher Museum bewegte.bauhaus.bilder
Saturday, from Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Hagen Theatre/Stage,
01.04.2019 to 29.10.2019 Dresden 05.03.2019 Landestheater
Also on Tuesdays Dresden Altenburg, Heizhaus
02.03.2019 – 02.06.2019 Going to the Dogs Altenburg
Kurt Weill Festival Erich Kästner—the Writer 09.03.2019
Greater Dessau Area of the New Objectivity Additional date:
Dessau-Rosslau Literary Evening 23.03.2019
01.03.2019 – 17.03.2019 Lecture/Reading Stage am Park, Gera
Bucerius Kunst Forum
The Bauhaus Advertises— Hamburg Illuminating Leipzig
New Typography and 06.03.2019 Contemporary Glass Painting
Functional Graphic Design by Leipzig Artists
in the Weimar Republic Jean Molitor: bau1haus Exhibition, Orangerie der
Exhibition Art Modernism in Chemnitz Anhaltischen Gemäldegalerie
in the Public Space and the World, Exhibition Dessau-Rosslau
KunstForum Gotha Heimo Zobernig, Staatliches Museum 09.03.2019 – 21.04.2019
Gotha Piet Mondrian für Archäologie Chemnitz
01.03.2019 – 12.05.2019 Demonstration Rooms: Chemnitz A FORMALITY
Céline Condorelli, Kapwani 06.03.2019 – 05.05.2019 From the Bauhaus idea to
Magdeburger Pilot Rocket Kiwanga, Judy Radul the Designlabor at
Dreamers, Visionaries Exhibition, Albertinum, Feininger Audiowalk Burg Giebichenstein Halle
and Inventors, Exhibition Staatliche Kunstsammlungen The Feininger App Exhibition, Porzellanikon—
Technikmuseum Magdeburg Dresden Guided Tour, Kunstmuseum Staatliches Museum
Magdeburg Dresden Moritzburg Halle (Saale) für Porzellan, Hohenberg
01.03.2019 – 30.06.2019 02.03.2019 – 02.06.2019 Halle (Saale) a. d. Eger/Selb
06.03.2019 – 31.12.2020 Selb
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“No Pony-Tail—Pixie Cut “Tilo Schoder and The Showcase of the Mateo Kries: Is It All Design?
and Charleston Dress” Colleagues— Bauhaus University Weimar How design was reinvented
Exhibition and Lectures Buildings of Modernism” Exhibition, Installation at the Bauhaus
Friseurmuseum Magdeburg Exhibition, Museum Galerie Eigenheim Weimar Lecture/Reading
Lecture/Reading, für Angewandte Kunst Galerie Eigenheim Berlin Bucerius Kunst Forum
Friseurmuseum Magdeburg Gera Berlin, Weimar Hamburg
Magdeburg 15.03.2019 – 10.06.2019 From 16.03.2019 20.03.2019
09.03.2019 – 30.12.2019
Kreisgalerie Messkirch
Rhinish—European—Modern shows School students’ work
Johan Thorn Prikker on “100 Years of Bauhaus”
and his expressionist School Art Exhibition
artist friends, Landkreis Sigmaringen 2019
Lecture/Reading, Clemens Exhibition Kreisgalerie
Sels Schloss Messkirch
Museum Neuss Messkirch
Neuss 17.03.2019 – 02.06.2019
10.03.2019 bauhaus imaginista
Exhibition Project LIVING DIFFERENTLY Festival School
The Schocken KG Site Office Haus der Kulturen der Welt Drafts for House Lange and FUNDAMENTAL
A tribute to the Berlin House Esters International Theme Festival
architect Bernhard 15.03.2019 – 10.06.2019 Museums Haus Lange and Festival, Bauhaus Building
Sturtzkopf, Lecture/Reading Haus Esters Dessau-Rosslau
Staatliches Museum Fagus-Werk up-to-date Krefeld 20.03.2019 – 24.03.2019
für Archäologie Chemnitz Lecture Series of the Society 17.03.2019 – 26.01.2020
Chemnitz Freunde und Förderer des Long Wednesdays at
12.03.2019 UNESCO-Weltkulturerbes Jan Tschichold— Haus Lange and Haus Esters
Fagus-Werk e. V. A Once-In-A Century Guided Tour, Museums Haus
Blueprint Lecture/Reading Typographer? Lange
Reading by the author UNESCO-Welterbe Insights into his legacy and Haus Esters
Theresia Enzensberger Fagus-Werk Temporary Exhibition of the Krefeld
UNESCO World Heritage Alfeld Deutsches Buch- und 20.03.2019 – 01.01.2020
Fagus-Werk 15.03.2019 – 08.11.2019 Schriftmuseum, Exhibition Additional dates:
Alfeld (Leine) Deutsches Buch- und Schrift- Every Wednesday
13.03.2019 “Henry van de Velde— museum der Deutschen
Trailblazer of Bauhaus and Nationalbibliothek Leipzig All Bauhaus?
Bauhaus. It’s All Design Cross-Border Commuter Leipzig Erich Mendelsohn, the
Exhibition of Modernism” 19.03.2019 – 08.09.2019 Bauhaus and the Architecture
Designmuseum Danmark Exhibition of the 1920s
Copenhagen Henry-van-de-Velde-Museum Lecture/Reading
14.03.2019 – 01.12.2019 Haus Schulenburg Staatliches Museum für
Gera Archäologie Chemnitz
15.03.2019 – 15.01.2020 Chemnitz
21.03.2019Calendar
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Bauhaus Weimar in the files Its Coming … The New Woman! Hohenhof und Stirnband Stefan Wewerka—
Exhibition Illustrated Atlas for Medial Jugendstil Treasures Deconstructing Modernism
Landesarchiv Thüringen— Visualisation of Femininity Guided Tour, Hohenhof— Exhibition
Hauptstaatsarchiv Weimar in the 20th Century Das Museum des Hagener Forum Gestaltung e. V.
Weimar Universitätsbibliothek Erfurt Impulses Magdeburg
21.03.2019 – 27.03.2020 Erfurt Hagen 29.03.2019 – 19.10.2019
23.03.2019 – 16.06.2019 27.03.2019 Additional dates:
The Triadic Ballet 07.12.2019 – 19.04.2020,
Theatre/Stage, Theater New Human, New Housing For Freedom and Republic! Kunstmuseum Villa Zanders
& Philharmonie Thüringen, The Architecture of The Black-Red-Gold Banner Bergisch Gladbach
Bühnen der Stadt Gera Neues Frankfurt 1925 – 1933 of the Reich 1924 to 1933
Grosses Haus Exhibition, Deutsches Exhibition, Konzerthalle Painted Diagrams.
Gera Architekturmuseum (DAM) “Georg Philipp Telemann” Bauhaus, Art and
22.03.2019 Frankfurt/Main Magdeburg Infographics
23.03.2019 – 18.08.2019 27.03.2019 – 25.06.2019 Exhibition, Museum
BAU [Spiel] Haus. für Konkrete Kunst
Exhibition, Neues Museum 4 “Bauhaus Girls”— Ballet Evening Ingolstadt
Nuremberg From Apprenticeship into Life AWAKENING! 31.03.2019 – 29.09.2019
22.03.2019 – 16.06.2019 Gertrud Arndt / Marianne A co-production of the
Brandt / Margarete Heymann / Deutsches Nationaltheater
Studio Course for Kids
(ages 3 to 6)
What’s for breakfast
Margaretha Reichardt
Exhibition
Angermuseum Erfurt
Weimar and the Stuttgarter
Ballett, Dance
Schauspielhaus Stuttgart
April
in the museum? Erfurt Stuttgart Frozen Reality.
Workshop/Seminar/Lab 24.03.2019 – 16.06.2019 28.03.2019 New Objectivity and
Bucerius Kunst Forum New Seeing from
Hamburg Heinrich Brocksieper. The Bauhaus in Weimar— Otto Dix to August Sander
23.03.2019 A Hagener at the Bauhaus The First Academy Lecture/Reading
The Materiality of Things Of Invention Bucerius Kunst Forum
Intermedial Experiments Exhibition, Emil Schumacher The artistic environment Hamburg
at Bauhaus. Museum Hagen for the young student 01.04.2019
Kurt Schmidt and the Hagen Heinrich Brocksieper from
Synthesis of Arts 24.03.2019 – 23.06.2019 Hagen, Lecture/Reading SEE THE WITNESSES
Exhibition, Kunstsammlung Auditorium Emil Photographic exhibition
Gera, Orangerie Bogler—The Bauhaus Schumacher Museum in the public space
Gera in Brandenburg Hagen Between the new bauhaus
23.03.2019 – 09.06.2019 From the potter’s wheel to 28.03.2019 museum and the train station.
the series product, Exhibition Weimar
Ausstellungsraum 01.04.2019 – 29.09.2019
HB-Marwitz I
Hedwig Bollhagen Werkstätten
für Keramik, Marwitz
Oberkrämer/Marwitz
25.03.2019 – 21.06.2019You can also read
