FORMTWIST

... out into the city

Taking the Bauhaus (and the museum) out into the city: in order to make the work of the Bauhaus accessible  to young people, the Bauhaus Agents are collaborating with school pupils in diverse ways. One example is revealed by the project FORMTWIST, in which they developed a game with shapes derived from the Bauhaus.

Maxie Götze

Bergschule Apolda
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Artistic supervision
Moritz Ebeling / Graphic designer
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2017
Maxie Götze / Bauhaus Agent

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To mark Thuringia Day 2017 in Apolda, pupils of the Gymnasium Bergschule Apolda introduced their concept for FORMTWIST. The game with shapes made from oversized picture dice was developed and realised by the pupils together with graphic designer Moritz Ebeling during an investigation into the design of forms and colours at the historical Bauhaus. The pupils paraded through Apolda with FORMTWIST, constructed their own stand, and invited passers-by to assemble their own atmospheric image of the historical Bauhaus in the here and now. The project represented the start of the theme Bauhaus Games, which is being examined in the new Bauhaus-Museum Weimar on the basement and ground floors, as well as the outside areas.

Henry Sowinski
Henry Sowinski
Maxie Götze
Maxie Götze
Maxie Götze
Maxie Götze
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