Bauhaus: Design in a Nutshell (3/6)

[@keeperofthecheese]

Basically Bauhaus means finding the most minimal and elegant solution for a purpose. No embellishment.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Sniff Panties Drink Water

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Laughed so hard at that 'Before the Nazis said *"NEIN!"* and closed it down.'

[@OMIMmusic]

came to comment just this but then you already did it

[@soup7680]

@@OMIMmusic lol happens to me too

[@zohraz_]

PLS ABAHAHAHA

[@pjharris]

The version I heard is that they decided to close themselves down when the Nazis wanted to go control who could attend, ie no Jews.

[@Sooauni]

@@zohraz_ LOL

[@凱-b4u]

let me guess, your DT teacher sent you this?

[@theo1486]

@Shreeya JOSHI no fkn way. I study

[@sanenciliba1286]

Yes😂😂😂

[@marcusberntsenTV]

nah, i just like it. do people not like bauhaus ??

[@katiepetkewich]

Watching this for graphic design instead of reading like 4 articles

[@umaimee7153]

yes 💔

[@rosendwv]

I need a good supportive column of air.

[@thenm13king]

This video is beautiful, wish it didnt end so quickly.

[@Sooauni]

ikr

[@Sooauni]

It was helpfull as well

[@gregorjonas]

well the building shown in the beginning of this video is not located in Weimar. Ist in Dessau, where the second period took place.

[@anthonyscardamaglia1323]

The cantilever chair was not designed by Marcel Breuer, it was designed by Mart Stam in 1926. Breuer designed the Wassily chair.

[@benjaminfrances]

The guy said the cantilever chair was -inspired- by Marcel Breuer, sorry I was reading the comments just as the relevant audio played, and couldn't resist a bit of re-correction touche to the pedantic youtube commenter :)

[@florenciaramirez2439]

I love the graphics and most of the explaining, but to me it seems yet kinda ambigous. Maybe this is just so general, but still.. I think it could be more specific.

[@jacksonbms]

Thanks a lot! It's good to find people who share their knowledge :)

[@Sooauni]

It helped me as well

[@jnkhan82]

Really well made. good work.

[@jaycarstens]

The Bauhaus School is in Weimar, but the building you show there is located in Dessau.

[@pjharris]

The Bauhaus moved.

[@mmjm10]

Bauhaus is also a Hardware-Store in Germany ;) Didnt know how much is behind it!

[@raghavkapur185]

Excellent!

[@IvanGoremykin]

A bit disappointed they didn't mention Johannes Itten.

[@ghefiraschannel182]

1:31 That wa-hoo was so cute!

[@Sooauni]

who else's DT teacher sent you this to watch or watched this with you in class?

[@darkim7]

wow, amazing work!

[@trydashfecta]

Is there an article that talks about his column of air chair design? That I'd like to read.

[@metatrontf]

Amazing! What program did you use to make this presentation? The animation is awesome!

[@Sooauni]

I would like to know too

[@MuckiMuckoMuck]

Does anyone know where the narrator is from? I'm not a native speaker and it's realy difficult to specify things like that...

[@lkennedy7733]

scotland

[@anthonychidiac8501]

hi could you tell me who designed this video? and what kind of animated video style would you call this?

[@GRNM-ro6hu]

Motion graphics

[@mikaelb.2070]

Germany between the world wars was actually not that conservative. It was very diverse politically. Germany at the time was the world center for innovation and creativity, for art and culture. The German film studios were bigger and more influential than Hollywood in those days! There was a big and lively party scene in the major cities with open homosexuality and transvestites. Germany had a massive number of Nobel Price winners from all categories. But it all came to an end in the years following 1933. I personally strongly dislike Bauhaus style and the influence it still has on German buildings.

[@bryancicco4698]

Thank you Brother ErasMys' the Mighty!

[@lulustar4412]

Where's my supportive chair of air? :)

[@sixtopian]

Bauhaus - a great art movement and also a damn fine band... :)

[@robertarisz8464]

I discovered the band first. Only a few years later did I hear about the art movement. Mind your this was before google and the internet.

[@GSD-]

excellent video!!

[@stannimal]

A bit disappointed they didn't mention Peter Murphty

[@vkentertainmentvlog]

nice presentation

[@hanarchstudio6618]

this video is the best

[@kittybeek69]

It looks good, but without captions I can't follow a word as I'm deaf. I expect an Institution like OU to provide them.

[@st105900]

You can always press the caption button at the bottom right hand corner.

[@komal29897]

do u use sign language

[@liamgraham4315]

got a test in like 2 hours so i’m watching this

[@NerdToThePowerOf2]

0:47 = project X :)

[@eviebedford3487]

good vid

[@platogenova9573]

“They believed in variety” - the irony

[@goldenmath4091]

You cannot hold what you cannot see Design will always create

[@ralphgr2]

The building you indicate as being in Weimar is actually in Dessau, Germany. The Bauhaus school moved to Dessau in 1925 after a newly elected reactionary government in Weimar cut their funding.

[@josephknightcom]

Twisted quotes and sensationalist illustration result in a vid I doubt you'll change or take down but here's the truth: Breuer had creative vision of chairs metaphorically represented by air. This was the drive for his creation of the cantilevered chair. Yet you state he first created the chair then, "despite his success...", predicted a future where chairs are obsolete replaced by columns of air making people float. This is a disgrace to his name and creative genius.

[@parisgala88]

I like bauhaus design, but why is there this attitude that decoration is bad and that you can't put something in just because it looks good ? also, is modernism the end of architecture? or will there be a new shift in the future?

[@matthewrainey4191]

Rachel Ramsey well-put

[@nouchkadevries4659]

Thanks I have an exam about de stijl next week rip pray for me

[@jacksonbms]

Wrong facts.. that are this: ....Please, inform us. Thanks in advance.

[@subhan7022]

POV: youre here becuase your DT teacher sent you this

[@Sooauni]

YES!!!

[@JasonD3004]

So Ikea essentially ripped off the Bauhaus design?

[@ColinFox]

"Ripped off"? Really? So the students & teachers of Bauhaus develop a design methodology that leads to more efficient and timeless designs that are ultimately better and more enjoyable for people to use, and by following these design principles you are "ripping them off"? That's an incredibly close-mined way to look at things. If they copied a SPECIFIC design and called it their own, that would be a ripoff. But using the same principles? Get serious.

[@JasonD3004]

@@ColinFox I never knew someone could get so offended over furniture design. Do you work for Ikea or something?

[@JasonD3004]

@@ColinFox Also, Marcel Breuer's Design (1938) www.harvardartmuseums.org/tour/the-bauhaus/slide/6390 Ikea Design (2019) www.ikea.com/us/en/p/linnmon-alex-table-white-s49047119/ Ikea literally ripped off the same exact desk from 1938.

[@peterslegers6121]

@@JasonD3004 Lol, funny! Those are variants of a classic "design". If you want to spot a rip off and battle over designer rights in this video, there's one at 1:09 to 1;23 . Mart Stam designed this chair in 1926 and showed his drawing to Ludwig Mies von der Rohe. Ludwig & Marcel took the idea and made many variants on it. A 1932 German court confirmed that not Marcel Breuer, but Mart Stam invented / designed the Freischwinger / cantilever chair shown in this video. See for instance www.ebenist.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Otakar-Macel-LR.pdf

[@makeitmodded]

How Bauhaus is your house... Someone kill me...

[@StuartLoria]

Then I love Bauhaus

[@samforshaw7964]

bela lugosi approves

[@TuTu-of8lo]

sup

[@mothbqlls6632]

Bela Lugosi's Dead

[@dannydiscovers]

This is a like a weird excerpt from Train Spotting

[@sebburrell5090]

this is pog

[@coochiemanfrfr]

Let me guess Your dt teacher sent you this

[@Sooauni]

yaaaa :)

[@dannyl-p1543]

how bauhaus is my house? not bauhaus enough

[@lawrenceleekaryeung]

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[@gregorjonas]

good video, still some wrong facts

[@dorsnery]

Miss pronounced Breuer...but its so bad.

[@Hannah-ug8gw]

Anyone here for homework?

[@cocacoladog10]

so bauhaus is actually bad?

[@jkendall-marks3866]

I wish the scene about Bauhaus creating "art school" as an institution didn't show a drunken, passed out student with a wine bottle - b/c of this, I dont' think I can show it to my high school design students. (Boo).

[@aletchi361]

Jessie Kendall-Marks Me and my class were shown this i dont think anyone cares

[@mikaelb.2070]

Why would the drunken scene prevent you from showing it to teenagers?

[@rorybellamy2533]

ugly , not impressed , I will see the movie

[@FrancisBurnsWorldwide]

Terrible video, just terrible. But then ... it is old. 😬

[@Sooauni]

what? the video was good except from some wrong facts