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Modern architecture презентация
Содержание
- 1. Modern architecture
- 3. Bauhaus manifesto by Walter Gropius Lyonel Feininger “Cathedral” 1919
- 4. Key ideas of BAUHAUS Unity of Creativity
- 5. 1st phase of Bauhaus: Weimar 1919-1925 Directed by Walter Gropius from 1919-1928
- 6. Grand Ducal Saxon school of arts and crafts, Henry Van de Velde, Weimar
- 8. Johannes Itten, “VORKURS” From 1919 to 1922,
- 10. Gergard Marcks Established a ceramic workshop at the Bauhaus school
- 11. Oskar Schlemmer, Head of the Theater workshop, Das Triadische Ballet
- 13. The Triadic Ballet
- 14. Sommerfeld House, Berlin-Dahlem, W.Gropius, A.Meyer, 1920-1922
- 16. 2nd and 3rd phases: Dessau 1925-1932, Berlin
- 19. House Gropius, Dessau
- 26. UNOVIS (Utverditeli Novogo Iskusstva [Advocates of New
- 27. The emblem of the UNOVIS
- 28. Lamtsov. Abstractive exercise to detect the mass and weight, 1922
- 30. K.Malevich. Suprematist composition SUPREMATISM Was an
- 31. Vicrory over the Sun, Suprematist ballet
- 32. Ilya Chashnik, suprematist architectural model
- 33. Kazimir Malevich, Architecton
- 34. Theo Van Doesburg
- 35. ASNOVA – Association of New Architects,
- 36. CONSTURCTIVISM / Productivism: -- Utilitarian,
- 37. Narkomfin House Moisei Ginzburg
- 38. Zuev’s House by Ilya Golosov, 1925-27
- 39. Konstantin Melnikov, Melnikov House
- 40. Soviet Pavilion at the Expo in Paris 1925
Bauhaus manifesto by Walter Gropius Lyonel Feininger “Cathedral” 1919
Слайд 1MODERN ARCHITECTURE
I semester
lecture 4
Walter Gropius, BAUHAUS 1919-1933
Revolutionary Russia – Suprematism,
Слайд 4Key ideas of BAUHAUS
Unity of Creativity and Manufacturing
Linking theoretical and intellectual
pursuits with practical skills
Emphasizing experiment and problem solving
Слайд 8Johannes Itten, “VORKURS”
From 1919 to 1922, Itten taught at the Bauhaus,
developing the innovative "preliminary course” which was to teach students the basics of material characteristics, composition, and color
Слайд 162nd and 3rd phases: Dessau 1925-1932, Berlin 1932-1933
With a new building
inaugurated in the industrial town of Dessau in 1925,
architecture becomes part of the curriculum.
architecture becomes part of the curriculum.
Second director of Bauhaus: Hannes Meyer, 1928-30
Слайд 26UNOVIS (Utverditeli Novogo Iskusstva [Advocates of New Art], also known as
POSNOVIS, Posledovateli Novogo Iskusstva [Followers of the New Art], and MOLPOSNOVIS [Young Followers of New Art]) was a short-lived but influential group of Russian artists founded by Kazimir Malevich
Слайд 30K.Malevich. Suprematist composition
SUPREMATISM
Was an art movement focused on basic
geometrical forms
painted in a limited range
of clolors
of clolors
/ Elementarism / Rationalism
-- More utopian, spiritual, often mystical,
abstract
Слайд 35ASNOVA – Association of New
Architects, architectural association in the Soviet
Union, which was active in the 1920s and early 1930s, commonly called 'the Rationalists'.
Слайд 36CONSTURCTIVISM
/ Productivism:
-- Utilitarian, revolutionary, materialistic, engineering & construction.
Sought a communitarian
socialist art.
Tatlin Tower
