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In 1919, Walter Gropius established the Bauhaus in Germany, aiming to transform art and design education after his experiences in the Great War. Gropius gathered a diverse group of teachers and students, creating an environment where various disciplines merged to influence architecture and design. The Bauhaus sought to ensure technology served humanity positively, rather than for destruction.
A century later, the ideas and teachings from the Bauhaus continue to impact contemporary art and design worldwide. The documentary examines how the school's innovative approach shaped modern living and architecture, reflecting on its lasting legacy in various creative fields.
Why Watch
- •Meet Walter Gropius and his revolutionary ideas.
- •See the impact of Bauhaus on modern architecture.
- •Find out how Bauhaus ideas resonate today.
Did You Know
•Walter Gropius founded the Bauhaus in 1919 in Germany.
•The documentary features a cast including Tom Dixon and Jodie Whittaker.
•The film was directed by Mat Whitecross and runs for 59 minutes.
Perfect For
Modern art enthusiastsArchitecture studentsDesign history buffs