Visit this website to see Bauhaus design exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in 2010.
"The ultralight drinking glasses from CB2; a wandlike toilet-bowl brush from Muji; the pedestal Docksta table from Ikea set with woven vinyl Chilewich mats and surrounded by Jasper Morrison Air chairs: What do these elements of the fastidiously up-to-date kitchen have in common? They are the distant (and not so distant) offspring of the Bauhaus, the German school of art, architecture, and design that was open for a mere fourteen years, closed 76 years ago, introduced the word sleek to our design vocabulary, and changed the way we think about daily-use items.” –NYMag.
Try the "Kandinsky Questionaire" and click on "Checklist" to view works in the exhibition.
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| László Moholy-Nagy, Photogram, 1926 |
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