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Bauhaus [bow-house] Adjective of a school of architecture and applied arts in Germany in the 1920s and 30s characterized by a functionalist approach to design [German: building house]
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She was influenced by Isadora Duncan, the Bauhaus movement, and Freud, who was a family friend. Part of the satisfaction of Zittel's diary is that of observing a maverick at work, designing and modifying her life as she goes and revealing herself as the heir to a range of ancestors including the Bauhaus, Joseph Beuys, Buckminster Fuller, Mary Miss, and Alice Aycock--as well as to a host of unsung hippies, squatters, and outsiders of all kinds. What does it mean when the Ur-modernism and distinctive pedagogies of the German Bauhaus arrive in the rolling green hills of a former colonial battle site in South Africa, via the conduit of well-meaning Swedes? |
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