ARTE Film Night – 100 Years of Bauhaus
Sat, January 18, 2020 7:30 pm CET
- Location
- Media Theater
How did the Bauhaus succeed in becoming the epitome of a radical renewal that was simultaneously social, creative and didactic? ARTE and ZKM cordially invite you to the Film Night as part of the exhibition »The whole world a Bauhaus«, with seven very different ARTE documentaries and magazine articles on the institution Bauhaus.
Program
7:30 pm | Welcoming and introduction by Peter Weibel |
7:45 pm | Karambolage. Der Stil: Bauhaus
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9 pm | Metropolis: Weiße Linien im Sand – Tel Aviv und das Bauhaus
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Grete Stern, Fotografin, geboren 1904 Grete Stern studied photography in Berlin with Bauhaus photographer Walter Peterhans. She became internationally known in the 1930s for her portraits of Bertold Brecht and Helene Weigel. In 1933 Grete Stern emigrated to London and from there with her husband, the photographer Horatio Copolla, who had also studied at the Bauhaus with Walter Peterhans, to Argentina, where she continued to work as a photographer until 1985.
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10 pm | Metropolis: Luxusbedarf statt Volksbedarf?
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Baukunst: Das Bauhaus von Dessau
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10:30 pm | LATE NIGHT IMBISS |
11 pm | Bauhaus Spirit: Vom Bau der Zukunft The visionary power of Bauhaus utopia still shines today. The centennial film traces its topicality and impact and tells the history of the school from its foundation in Weimar in 1919, through its dissolution under the pressure of the National Socialists in 1933, to the survival and further development of Bauhaus Modernism at Black Mountain College in North Carolina, in the »white city« Tel Aviv – and of course at the Bauhaus University in Dessau.
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