Jul
31
10:00 PM22:00
Exhibition

"Sky Lights" at Bauhaus Summaery Exhibition

A compilation of videos from the artistic project “Sky Lights” will be projected onto the facade of a building on the Bauhaus University campus in Weimar, Germany. The intervention will also showcase previously exhibited works by Sophie Foster and Magda Agda . Each audio and visual piece are linked together through the act of seeing, questioning the notion of looking out onto the wider world from the privacy of being inside. The works have been sequenced to play alongside the visual conditions of the sky from day to night in real time, allowing a dialogue to interplay between the digital and natural environment.

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Jun
18
to Jul 30
Exhibition

Your Virtual Background - Projected, Online Workshop

  • Ruhr-Universität Bochum (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

With the accelerated use of digital technologies in daily life, we often see ourselves as increasingly glued to our screens, encapsulated by the information in front us while we may disconnect from our “real” physical sphere. How may we, however, use digital information in the form of sound or visuals to break through this gap? To project information into a space in order to create a certain mood, or even reinvigorate an unused space?

The workshop Your Virtual Background - Projected will discuss ideas and techniques concerning how our digital interactions may expand outside of the screen. The workshop will consist of four online courses supplemented with individual consultations, all leading to the production of our own “virtual backgrounds” in which participants may experiment with projecting a certain mood, feeling, or story through a video chat.  

Registration by
15 June, 2020

Online Classes
Thursdays, 3:30 - 6:30 pm
18  June 
2   July
16  July
30 July

Open Exchange Sessions (Optional)
Thursdays, 3:30 - 6:30 pm
25 June
9   July
23 July

Register by email to 
marina.mucha@ruhr-uni-bochum.edu

In cooperation with RUB Arts and Culture International, with support from In Studies and the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung

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Aug
2
to Sep 20
Exhibition

did you mean bauhaus?

 100 years after the founding of the Staatliches Bauhaus, we, a group of bauhaus master students from 11 countries, will gather at Galerie Bernau to present a unique framework of permanent artworks, performances, interventions, artistic research, and temporal workshops open to the public. 

 Our presence as international students reveals the scope of the Bauhaus’ influence around the world. We investigate this influence in our work, studying its relationship with our respective cultures to open the Bauhaus to its contemporary context.

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Apr
3
to Jun 2
Exhibition

Imaginary Bauhaus Museum

In conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, the MFA Public Art and New Artistic Strategies will exhibit works by current students and alumni at the Schiller Museum in Weimar, Germany. The exhibition is a collaboration of the master program, the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, and the Klassik Stiftung Weimar.

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Aug
25
12:00 PM12:00
Exhibition

Kunstfest

  • Theaterplatz Weimar, 99423 Germany (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

“How Bauhaus are you? Who is Weimar’s Bauhaus master student? How do you measure yourself against the Bauhaus ideals? We are looking for teams who dare to reinterpret the Bauhaus in different sporting and playful tasks.”

In collaboration with Jakob Wirth (DE), Sophie Foster (GB), and Deniso Rosero Bermúdez, the Internationale Bauhaus-Meisterschaft will challenge the citizens of Weimar to live up to the Bauhaus ideals through a series of playful tasks. In turn the event will question the school’s relationship to its founding city and contemporary culture.

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Sep
7
2:00 AM02:00
Exhibition

Bauhaus or Bust! Art Sale/Going-Away Party

Since graduating from the University of Oregon in 2013, Stefan has shown his art in a dozen exhibitons, including solo shows at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (2015) and the Kathrin Cawein Gallery at Pacific University, Oregon (now on view). In May of this year, he was accepted to attend the MFA in Public Art and New Artistic Strategies program at the Bauhaus University in Weimar, Germany, where he will begin studies this fall. We are thrilled for Stefan and ask you to help us celebrate and consider buying a piece of art to help fund the move and further his emerging career.

Join us for beverages, meet the artist, and browse through a number of his works for sale. Learn more about Stefan and preview available art at:
stefanlesueur.com & facebook.com/artist.sl/.

RSVP at 801.230.4410 or tiffini.porter@gmail.com, or just drop by on September 6.

 

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