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Anni Albers’ groundbreaking collection on view at Blanton Museum of Art, Austin
‘Anni Albers: In Thread and On Paper’ at the Blanton Museum of Art in Ausin, Texas, highlights her shift from weaving to printmaking through works from the last 40 years of her career
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Mollie hotel celebrates Aspen’s close ties to the Bauhaus
Mollie hotel, by CCY Architects and Post Company, pays homage to the Bauhaus influence on the Colorado ski resort
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Industrialised building system prototype proposes solution for urgent housing needs
We examine an industrialized building system prototype proposal by Chilean architecture practices Ignacio Rojas Hirigoyen Architects and Cristian Dominguez Fernandez
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Dutch cool: New Tendency designs Ace & Tate’s new flagship store in Berlin
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Fun of the fair: we scour the decadent design at Masterpiece London
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Melbourne Design Week explores Bauhaus, conscious creativity and Australian making
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New York’s architecture film festival kicks off with an ode to Bauhaus visionary Moholy-Nagy
The five-day Architecture and Design Film Festival (ADFF) returns to New York City for its 11th edition, bringing its design-focused lens to the silver sceen
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Meet the Berlin-based artist melding Bauhaus and ancient Rome
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Design duo Kueng Caputo make a splash at New York’s Salon 94 with their new furniture collection
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The jungle look: artist Alex Hartley conjures a dystopian modernist folly
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Reissued Bauhaus chair by Barber & Osgerby adds to a long line of Isokon hits
Anchored by the Bauhaus ideaology, Isokon Plus reissue the ‘Shell’ birch plywood chair by Barber & Osgerby
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Bauhaus Museum Dessau opens in Germany
Addenda architects has designed a simple glass box for the second largest collection of Bauhaus objects in the world – bringing much needed climate-controlled and flexible space to the city of Dessau, where the Bauhaus School building designed by Walter Gropius, opened in 1926, is located
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Dessau’s Bauhaus Museum design reflects philosophy taught by the German school
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All about weave: a new show threads together Anni Albers’ artistic ambidexterity
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Bauhaus-inspired buys that celebrate the school's centenary
The 100th year of the German art school has inspired a fresh batch of Bauhaus-inspired objects
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Space, light, structure: the jewellery of Margaret de Patta
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Neocon Chicago embraces sensory experiences and Bauhaus
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RIBA goes beyond Bauhaus with its latest exhibition in London
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Prism break: a new glass exhibition celebrates the Bauhaus colour wheel
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‘Bauhaus: Art as Life’ at the Barbican Art Gallery, London
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The Bauhaus Archive Museum reveals its first corporate identity
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Colour king Josef Albers' adventures in monochrome go on show in London
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COS launches Bauhaus-inspired capsule collection
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In memoriam: IM Pei (1917-2019)
Architect of the Louvre Pyramid and the Bank of China in Hong Kong, IM Pei was a rare beacon of rigorous yet refined creativity rooted in an analytical approach to time, place and purpose. Widely admired, Pei received every important professional award over his career including the gold medal of the American Institute of Architects (1979) and the Pritzker Prize (1983)
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House style: a Marcel Breuer villa is reborn
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André Fu unveils inaugural collection of homeware inside a Milanese villa
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Becoming Bauhaus: the defining eras of Josef Albers, at Stephen Friedman
