VOICED: Berlin launches exhibition as Bauhaus turns 90

The video explores the Bauhaus, a pivotal 20th-century art movement that sought to unify art and design. Founded in 1919, it aimed to bridge the gap between artists and artisans. Despite its closure by the Nazis in 1933, Bauhaus's influence persists globally, evident in modern design aesthetics. Berlin hosts a major retrospective, highlighting its obligation to showcase Bauhaus's legacy. The exhibition features over 1000 items, including works by Kandinsky and Schlemmer, and underscores Bauhaus's lasting impact on today's artistic vocabulary.

What types of artistic fields were studied and taught at the Bauhaus?

Why is Berlin considered to have a particular obligation to present a Bauhaus exhibition?