Overview of Projects

The Weimar-based Bauhaus Agents played a decisive part in the development of this app. It offers additional information about the exhibitions, stories about modernism, audio pieces, and videos.

Shared form. Communication. A process of participation. What kind of community can evolve if we all collaborate as individuals in projects?
 

Ideas and questions raised by Hannes Meyer are the subject of a project of the Weimar Bauhaus Agents, the results of which will flow into the new Bauhaus Museum Weimar.

Ideas and questions raised by Hannes Meyer are the subject of a project of the Weimar Bauhaus Agents, the results of which will flow into the new Bauhaus Museum Weimar.

In Weimar the Bauhaus Agents, in collaboration with their partner schools, tested how future users can be involved in the design processes of museum development, e.g. in everything to do with the topic of Bauhaus games.

How can an exhibition encourage interaction? How would young people design an exhibition? In this workshop, pupils from Erfurt's Walter-Gropius Schule developed a form laboratory as part of the exhibition "Paths from the Bauhaus – Gerhard Marcks and his Circle of Friends".

During the project week at the Parkschule Weimar, 17 pupils in the nature and technology course experimented with light and shadow, space and colour effects, reflection, and the refraction of light. 

The Weimar-based Bauhaus Agents played a decisive part in the development of this app. It offers additional information about the exhibitions, stories about modernism, audio pieces, and videos.

New, fantastic buildings are created from modular building components and then transposed into a large, digital urban landscape. 

Using experimental drawing techniques, elementary schoolchildren explore Dessau's Bauhaus architecture in the context of the Bauhaus Agents Programme.

During the furniture-making project at the Grundschule am Luisium supervised  and supported by Thomas Wienands, third year pupils developed initial ideas and designs for a modular furniture collection for their school over the course of a 2-day workshop.

Around 1926, Bauhaus member Margaretha Reichardt designed her peg dolls and Jumping Jack, which subsequently became very well-known

Can we learn something for our own era from the visions, careers and work of the artists active at the Bauhaus? 

Saturdays with the family to the temporary bauhaus archive in Knesebeckstraße: there is something for everyone.