bauhaus

Lots of evidence of Bauhaus quasi-mystic ideas in this test, talking about the 'energy' of a composition, 'visual influence'.

Kandinsky is one of the few Bauhaus people to produce art accessible to a larger audience.

So Dieter Rams minimalism is very much a visual language and owes a great deal to art deco and the bauhaus.

It's inspired by some great design during Bauhaus and people who like London 2012 Olympics font may like it as well.

Incidentally, one of the motivations behind the Bauhaus movement was to move against art nouveau's style that was impossible to mass produce.

Nobody wants to travel and take photos of Plattenbau, Bauhaus or New Objectivity buildings.

It reminds me of the Bauhaus style of Nomos and later on Stowa, both held in extremely high regard by the watch community.

It has more to do with a harking back to the principles of the swiss international typographic style and the bauhaus principles; honesty in design, modernism.

Consider that at the time we had stuff like Bauhaus and Art Deco.

I think the popularity of mid-century modern owes some to the bauhaus movement.

I enjoy the Bauhaus school - Wassily Kandinsky, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Paul Klee, etc.

I really feel we need a new Bauhaus school for digital objects.

In other words: It's a slippery slope from what you might call "high modernism" (e.g., Bauhaus) to midcentury modern.

Even among my non-design-interested peers, "sexy" is always somewhere between Bauhaus and California Modern.

The barcelona chair is a classic furniture from the bauhaus period designed in 1929, which is not even close to the "midcentury" period defined in the article.

"Bauhaus blunders: architecture and public housing" is also worth reading [1].

We have already enough of the Modernism/Bauhaus style full-concrete buildings.

Bauhaus), Constructivist architecture, New Objectivity, Plattenbau.

I don't doubt his assertation that there are a lot of incompetent charlatans in graphic and web design, but I do think his view that modern design educators are failing their students is probably due to many of them having moved on from the Bauhaus/Swiss modernism touch points he seems so firmly attached to.