Projects

From April 2019, an audio tour will guide those interested in the Bauhaus to both well-known and lesser-known Bauhaus sites in Weimar.

The Bauhaus.OASES are installations in urban settings where visitors are able to relax.

Vibrant, open to experimentation, creative and international: in 2019, several exhibitions in Weimar and Berlin will show just what artistic and scientific work looks like at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar today.

The »Manifest of Practice« exhibition illustrates the Faculty of Art and Design’s current positions and exemplifies the dialogue between the Faculty’s art and design disciplines.

This exhibit showcases photography and research of modern architecture in Erfurt and Haifa. Although the two cities have developed differently and far away from one another, they have been linked as twin cities since 2000 and are about to enter into a dialogue and examine both their similarities and differences.

In preparation for the Bejing Design Week in Area 798, the »bauhaus = impuls + resonanz« exhibition held from 19 to 24 September 2017 aimed to illustrate the history and ideas and reception of the early Bauhaus.

»Bauhaus Studio100« is an extraordinary Bauhaus-exhibition on the occasion of the Bauhaus centenary.

»Between the Private and Public Domains in Bauhaus and International Style Buildings in Tel Aviv«: exhibition including photographs covering the history of migration and modern construction in Israel, presented in Weimar and Berlin in conjunction with the German-Israeli Association (DIG).

What has become of the Bauhaus and its original works? Jasha Fibich tracks down Bauhaus pieces from antique dealers and art collectors. He critically analyses and photographs the individual pieces and their story as well as the collectors’ connection with Bauhaus design.

At the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, the value of used goods has been reassessed and questioned in a collaboration between artists who examine a find and environmental engineers who deal with infrastructure for waste and water. The used material, which is still referred to as rubbish, waste or sewage, gains a new perspective through the consideration and symbolisation of its constant change and transformation.

NEXT100 is a unique Weimar‐based exhibition platform that presents experiemental, large format installations, audio‐visual performances and media architecture works, from an array of international artists, that address the role of technology to explore new artistic formats and potentials.

With the P-BANK, an interactive toilet, the Bauhaus Institute for Infrastructure Solutions is highlighting the environmental topics of the phosphorus shortage and the circulation of nutrients.

A sonic journey through radio art

A project of the Centre for Documentary Architecture curated by Ines Weizman. The project »The Matter of Data« relates the migration history of the architecture of so-called »Bauhaus Modernism« to the logistics of the export of building components and materials from Germany to Palestine in the 1930s.

The internationally-oriented »Tokyo Research Project« is an experimental educational research project in cooperation with Waseda University in Tokyo.