The field of modernist architecture is characterized by innovation, abstraction, and an emphasis on functionality. Both Robert Morris' Untitled (Mirrored Cubes) and Walter Gropius' Bauhaus Building are exemplary manifestations of these principles. While one is a temporary installation and the other a permanent structure, they share fundamental elements that have had a lasting impact on … Continue reading Compare and contrast Untitled (mirrored cubes) by Robert Morris to Bauhaus Building by Walter Gropius – An ‘Isms’ Overview
An ‘Ism’ Overview – Minimalism vs. Bauhaus
Minimalism and Bauhaus are two art movements that have made significant contributions to the art world. Although they emerged in different times and contexts, they share some similarities and differences. Minimalism, which emerged in the 1960s, is an art movement that emphasizes simplicity, purity, and austerity. It is characterized by the use of simple geometric … Continue reading An ‘Ism’ Overview – Minimalism vs. Bauhaus
Bauhaus High-rise
Thank's to the art history class I'm currently taking I discovered a little more about the history of architecture here in Montreal. I thought I knew a little about the Bauhaus architecture, but somehow I never realized just how much of our beautiful city was defined by it. I'm not sure who got the credit … Continue reading Bauhaus High-rise
Minimalism With A Twist of Lemon
Bauhaus Minimalist Set Original Materials: Laminated (pine veneer) plywood, with pine legs.Refinished With: Charcoal Black Milk Paint for the drawer faces & sides, Canary Yellow Furniture Paint for inside the drawers, the shelves, and legs. Dimensions: a) Sideboard W – 42″ (107cm), D – 13.75″ (35cm), H – 20″ (50cm); b) Side tables W - … Continue reading Minimalism With A Twist of Lemon
The New Renaissance Mindset 