The "Archives: Bauhaus" exhibition will be held from June 28th to September 23rd at "ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 2" on the 6th floor of MUJI Ginza.
©︎ATELIER MUJI GINZA 2019
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, a comprehensive arts school. The school aimed to innovate through its unique format of interdisciplinary education amid the currents of modern design. Founded in Weimar, Germany in 1919, it closed in 1933. Despite its short lifespan of just 14 years, why does it continue to have such a powerful influence not only in Germany but around the world?
This exhibition features the Bauhaus as part of ATELIER MUJI GINZA's "Archives" series, an effort to preserve and utilize important design records and pass them on to future generations. The gallery displays experimental photography and lighting fixtures by Marianne Brandt, considered one of the most talented Bauhaus students, as well as works by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, alongside MUJI products selected in line with the theme.
What has the Bauhaus given us over the past century, and what will it bring to the future? We invite you to delve into these insights through the archives.
In keeping with the Bauhaus's role as an experimental educational institution, various events, including talks and workshops, will be held during the exhibition, spanning a wide range of genres, including architecture, design, education, art, and food. Be sure to check them out!
©︎ATELIER MUJI GINZA 2019This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus, a comprehensive arts school. The school aimed to innovate through its unique format of interdisciplinary education amid the currents of modern design. Founded in Weimar, Germany in 1919, it closed in 1933. Despite its short lifespan of just 14 years, why does it continue to have such a powerful influence not only in Germany but around the world?
This exhibition features the Bauhaus as part of ATELIER MUJI GINZA's "Archives" series, an effort to preserve and utilize important design records and pass them on to future generations. The gallery displays experimental photography and lighting fixtures by Marianne Brandt, considered one of the most talented Bauhaus students, as well as works by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, alongside MUJI products selected in line with the theme.
What has the Bauhaus given us over the past century, and what will it bring to the future? We invite you to delve into these insights through the archives.
In keeping with the Bauhaus's role as an experimental educational institution, various events, including talks and workshops, will be held during the exhibition, spanning a wide range of genres, including architecture, design, education, art, and food. Be sure to check them out!
【Event Information】
Archives: Bauhaus Exhibition
Dates: June 28th - September 23rd
Venue: ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 2
Address: MUJI Ginza 6F, 3-3-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Time: 10:00 - 21:00
Free Admission
■Gallery Talk "Archives: Bauhaus"
Date and Time: June 29th, 18:00 - 19:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Speakers: Hitomi Kitamura (Chief Researcher, Crafts Gallery, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo), Takashi Kato (Freelance Writer/Photographer), Shinichiro Nakahara (Landscape Products) Founder/Producer), Yoshihiro Kataoka (Planning and Design, Household Goods Department, Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd.)
■Workshop "How to use the Egg Coddler ~Cooking class using an egg coddler~"
Date and time: July 13th, 14:00-15:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Kimiko Hiyamizu (Cook/Food Coordinator)
■Summer Holiday Workshop "Thinking about Bauhaus Architecture"
Date and time: August 9th, 14:00-16:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Taro Igarashi (Architectural Historian/Professor at Tohoku University Graduate School)
■Talk "Architecture, Education, and Bauhaus"
Date and time: August 9th 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Taro Igarashi (Architectural Historian/Professor at Tohoku University Graduate School)
■Workshop "Visual Study: Bauhaus and Photography - How to Enjoy Bauhaus-Style Photo Editing"
Date and Time: September 15th 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Shingo Wakagi (Photographer)
Archives: Bauhaus Exhibition
Dates: June 28th - September 23rd
Venue: ATELIER MUJI GINZA Gallery 2
Address: MUJI Ginza 6F, 3-3-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Time: 10:00 - 21:00
Free Admission
■Gallery Talk "Archives: Bauhaus"
Date and Time: June 29th, 18:00 - 19:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Speakers: Hitomi Kitamura (Chief Researcher, Crafts Gallery, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo), Takashi Kato (Freelance Writer/Photographer), Shinichiro Nakahara (Landscape Products) Founder/Producer), Yoshihiro Kataoka (Planning and Design, Household Goods Department, Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd.)
■Workshop "How to use the Egg Coddler ~Cooking class using an egg coddler~"
Date and time: July 13th, 14:00-15:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Kimiko Hiyamizu (Cook/Food Coordinator)
■Summer Holiday Workshop "Thinking about Bauhaus Architecture"
Date and time: August 9th, 14:00-16:30
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Taro Igarashi (Architectural Historian/Professor at Tohoku University Graduate School)
■Talk "Architecture, Education, and Bauhaus"
Date and time: August 9th 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Taro Igarashi (Architectural Historian/Professor at Tohoku University Graduate School)
■Workshop "Visual Study: Bauhaus and Photography - How to Enjoy Bauhaus-Style Photo Editing"
Date and Time: September 15th 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Venue: MUJI Ginza 6F ATELIER MUJI GINZA Lounge
Instructor: Shingo Wakagi (Photographer)
