Bauhaus

Experts reflect on the many diverse, divergent, and at times even divisive ways in which the spirit of the Bauhaus lives on 100 years after its inception.

A conversation with the Aspen Institute’s 2019 Harman-Eisner Artist in Residence, Edmund de Waal.

Despite common misperception, architecture was not officially integrated as a part of the Bauhaus curriculum until 1927 when Gropius appoin

The legacies of the Bauhaus, especially in its centennial year, seem limitless—from IKEA to art schools to techno-utopian startups.

Bernard Jazzar delves into how the Bauhaus legacy lives on in Aspen, CO.

The Bauhaus is known for a handful of famous men, but over one third of its 1,250 members were women.

Barry Bergdoll and Leah Dickerman discuss ten key principles for understanding what the Bauhaus was—and was not—and why it has continued to be so important to modern culture.

Opening remarks at the Institute’s Bauhaus: The Making of Modern event.

Tour through the Institute's Aspen, CO campus to learn how the Bauhaus movement shaped Aspen.