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Ich bin ganz von Glas

7. Internationaler Marianne Brandt Wettbewerb

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The topic of the 7th international Marianne Brandt Award―“I am all of glass”―quotes a poem by a Bauhaus member, designer, and artist. This volume presents the sixty competition accompanying texts that convey the utopian charge held by glass as a material in Modernism. Linda Pense writes about historical “glass states” that continue to be inspiring today. Freyja Hartzell reflects on the ways in which fantasies of glass shaped the foundational vision of Bauhaus. Using the artist Josef Albers as an example, Jeannette Redensek illustrates the metaphorical and functional importance of glass in Bauhaus design. The tension between poetry and functionality, which also characterizes the competition entries, demonstrates that glass remains a concept and material that fascinates us to this day.

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Titel
Ich bin ganz von Glas
Untertitel
7. Internationaler Marianne Brandt Wettbewerb
Sprache
Englisch, Deutsch
Autor*innen
Autorenkollektiv
Erscheinungsdatum
2020
ISBN10
386859664X
ISBN13
9783868596649
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Beschreibung
The topic of the 7th international Marianne Brandt Award―“I am all of glass”―quotes a poem by a Bauhaus member, designer, and artist. This volume presents the sixty competition accompanying texts that convey the utopian charge held by glass as a material in Modernism. Linda Pense writes about historical “glass states” that continue to be inspiring today. Freyja Hartzell reflects on the ways in which fantasies of glass shaped the foundational vision of Bauhaus. Using the artist Josef Albers as an example, Jeannette Redensek illustrates the metaphorical and functional importance of glass in Bauhaus design. The tension between poetry and functionality, which also characterizes the competition entries, demonstrates that glass remains a concept and material that fascinates us to this day.