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bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerPART 1 Hannes Meyer / Dara Kiese & Thomas Flierl In this new episode of “bauhaus faces” we talk about Hannes Meyer, the second Bauhaus director. Part 1 will concentrate on Hannes Meyer’s formative years and his involvement in cooperativism and collectivism, his first steps as architect and artist, and then on to his pivotal role at the Bauhaus in Dessau. The Meyer era of the Bauhaus ended in summer of 1930 when he is dismissed by the Dessau magistrate in absence from the school. The political tensions between the far left and the far right now became palpable. A communist cell had emerged at the Bauhau...2025-05-101h 00bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerPART 2 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe / Aya Soika This is PART 2 of the Podcast episode about Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. It puts a magnifying glass over a specific period of time in Mies’s life: his commissions for the Nazis after the Bauhaus had closed in July 1933 and his final emigration to the US in 1938. For this episode, the art-historian Aya Soika shares her expertise. She published a book about this time of Mies’s life with the title „Mies van der Rohe in the Third Reich. The Brussels Project, 1934" (link in the show notes). Aya Soika doesn’t denounce Mies van der Rohe for his...2025-04-1350 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerPART 1 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe / Wita Noack & Fritz Neumeyer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969) was a pioneering modernist architect. Born in Aachen, he started as a bricklayer before moving to Berlin, where he worked for Bruno Paul and Peter Behrens. His first major commission, the Riehl House (1907), showed early signs of modernism. In 1921, he changed his name, marking his shift to modern architecture while maintaining classical influences. As vice president of the German Werkbund, he led the Die Wohnung exhibition (1927), cementing his reputation. In 1930, he became Bauhaus director, striving to protect it from Nazi repression. After the school closed in 1933, Mies attempted to continue working in Ge...2025-04-041h 13bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerBonus episode 1 – Mies van der Rohe – Deutsch | mit Wita Noack In der ersten Bonusfolge zum eigentlichen Podcast über Ludwig Mies van der Rohe spricht Wita Noack, seit über 30 Jahren Leiterin des Mies van der Rohe Hauses in Berlin mit Sitz im ehemaligen Haus Lemke. Diese Folge enthält Zusatzmaterial, das im englischen Podcast nicht enthalten. @bauhausfacespodcast | https://www.bauhausfaces.com2025-04-0439 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerBonus episode 2 – Mies van der Rohe – Deutsch | mit Fritz Neumeyer In der zweiten Bonusfolge zum eigentlichen Podcast über Ludwig Mies van der Rohe spricht Fritz Neumeyer, promovierter Architekt und Mies-Forscher. Diese Folge enthält Zusatzmaterial, das im englischen Podcast nicht enthalten ist. @bauhausfacespodcast | https://www.bauhausfaces.com2025-04-0452 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerMichiko & Iwao Yamawaki / Mariko Takagi & Helena Čapková This episode is dedicated to a Japanese couple who went all the way to Germany to study at the Bauhaus in Dessau: Iwao and Michiko Yamawaki. When they met each other in 1928 Iwao Fujita had already studied architecture in Tokyo and was also actively involved in the theatre. Michiko came from a very wealthy family and was a culturally educated young woman of 18 years. By marrying into the Yamawaki family Iwao profited from their wealth. He happily took on Michiko’s family name in exchange for a World trip with that one final destination: the Bauhaus in Dessau. ...2025-02-141h 06bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerFritz Kuhr / Ute Famulla This brand-new episode of "bauhaus faces" is about a rather unknown Bauhausler: Fritz Kuhr. Although he was at the Bauhaus for roughly 7 years he is widely unknown. Kuhr was the student spokesperson of the Bauhaus Master Council, part of the infamous Bauhaus band, helped edit and produce the Bauhaus publications with Ernst Kállai and had a connection to the communists at the Bauhaus. After leaving the Bauhaus in 1930 Kuhr moved to Berlin and tried to make a living as a freelance artist. He was internationally represented by the gallery Ferdinand Möller and though he seemingly was a ri...2025-01-1353 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerAnni & Josef Albers / Brenda Danilowitz 🎙️ In the latest episode of “bauhaus faces,” we dive into the remarkable story of another iconic Bauhaus couple: Anni and Josef Albers. Their lives and legacies are deeply intertwined— from their first meeting in 1922 in Weimar to their lasting impact on art, design, and education in the US. Anni, who would later shortly lead the weaving workshop at the Bauhaus and then at Black Mountain College, and Josef, a visionary "young master" of the preliminary course, fled Nazi persecution in 1933. In the U.S., they helped shape the Black Mountain College and continued to innovate—An...2024-12-061h 01bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerIse Gropius / Jana Revedin This episode of "bauhaus faces“ is not about a typical Bauhäusler, not a student or a master. She nevertheless played crucial part in documenting the history of the Bauhaus between 1923 and 1928 in her diary. Of course she was also Walter Gropius’s closest confidant, advisor, and editor, his wife, Ise Gropius. Ilse Frank was raised in Hannover and worked as a Red Cross Nurse during World War I. She moved to Munich in 1922 to work at a publishing house. When her mother was dying Ilse returned to Hannover in 1923. Here she met Walter Gropius at one of hi...2024-12-0641 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerPius Pahl / Peter-Jan & Tyll Pahl This episode of bauhaus faces is about the Bauhaus educated architect Pius Pahl. After being trained as carpenter and interior designer, he decided it was time to go to the Bauhaus and become an architect. He studied with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Ludwig Hilberseimer, who would both become essential for his approach towards designing buildings. Pius Pahl is also one of the students who made the Bauhaus move from Dessau to Berlin. After successfully graduating with his Bauhaus diploma in 1933 he went on a journey to Switzerland, Italy and North Africa before starting to work in different a...2024-11-0751 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces needs you!2024-11-0701 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerLucia Moholy / Robin Schuldenfrei This episode of bauhaus faces is about a photographer that most Bauhaus fans today know: Lucia Moholy. She was the photographer who delivered the photos of the Bauhaus in Dessau and its masters’ houses that made the art school so iconic. But it wasn’t until the 1990s that art historians became alert to her when her photos and negatives made their way into the Bauhaus-Archive in Berlin. Until then they had taken a long reroute from Germany via the US, while Lucia Moholy had thought they were lost, when in fact Bauhaus founder and first director Walter Gropius had ta...2024-09-2346 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerEtel & Ernst Mittag / Michael Mittag This episode is not about just one Bauhaus person, but about two. It’s the premiere of our first episode about a Bauhaus couple: Etel and Ernst Mittag, who were both students at the Bauhaus in Dessau, met there, fell in love, got married, had children and emigrated to South Africa when Etel – as a Jew – was in great danger in Europe.   About her time at the Bauhaus from 1928 to 1930 Etel later wrote in her autobiography: “This was a new world for me. Everything was completely different from what I knew. Nothing was taken for grante...2024-09-0653 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerGunta Stölzl / Monika Stadler & Mirjam Deckers This episode is dedicated to the Bauhaus master Gunta Stölzl, one of the few better-known Bauhaus women.  We have already mentioned her name in the previous podcast about Stölzl’s first husband, the Israeli architect Arieh Sharon. They had a daughter, Yael, what was born in 1929, do you remember? And Ariel Aloni, my interview partner for that episode is also Gunta Stölzl’s grandson.  My interview partners for today’s episode are Gunta Stölzl’s younger daughter, Monika Stadler (who shares with us her personal view on her mother’s work) and the Dutch ar...2024-08-041h 02bauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerArieh Sharon / Ariel Aloni This time I talked to Ariel Aloni. He is a grandson of even two Bauhaus students: the architect, Arieh Sharon, probably the most famous Israeli architect, and the Bauhaus weaver Gunta Stölzl, the only woman who was successful in becoming a Bauhaus master.  As Ariel says: “There was no conversation with Sharon without the Bauhaus popping up!” And that is also true to his architecture. In his buildings in Israel and Nigeria Sharon still refers to what he had learned from Hannes Meyer and Hans Wittwer at the Bauhaus, and then elevated the concept by adapting to the climatic condit...2024-06-0450 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerOtti Berger / Judith Raum This time we will hear textile researcher and artist Judith Raum talk about the Hungarian Bauhaus weaver Otti Berger. Otti’s story is one full of life, happiness, ambition, talent, and a prosperous future. There were so many things for her in the cards. But her life ended tragically and abruptly when she was deported to the concentration camp Auschwitz on 29 May 1944 and was murdered there shortly after. What’s left are letters and postcards, and patents for some of her innovative fabrics. Judith Raum: judithraum.net/ Book: hatjecantz.de/products/64980-otti-berger Exhibition:bauhaus.de/de/programm/sonderausstellungen/9350_otti_berger_stoff...2024-05-0245 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerT. Lux Feininger / T. Lux & Conrad Feininger This time I am going to talk about one of the most brilliant photographers of the Bauhaus, T. Lux Feininger. As the youngest son of the renowned German US-American painter Lyonel Feininger he is the only Bauhausler who both grew up at the Bauhaus and later became a Bauhaus student – as the only offspring of a Bauhaus master and with his 16,5 years the youngest ever student at the Bauhaus. Podcast website bauhausfaces.com | Instagram @bauhausfaces Vita https://www.kunst-archive.net/en/wvz/t_lux_feininger/vita) List of works https://www.kunst-archive.net/en/wvz/t_lux_feininger/works Texts by...2024-04-0148 minbauhaus faces / Anja Guttenbergerbauhaus faces / Anja GuttenbergerTrailer The new "bauhaus faces" podcast is dedicated to the fascinating life stories of students and teachers of the legendary and infamous Bauhaus art school. Each episode will highlight a unique Bauhaus personality. With the help of their descendants, of researchers, and authors I will navigate you through each personal Bauhaus story. Subscribe to bauhaus faces now – Follow on instagram – Visit bauhausfaces.com 2024-03-2904 minKNTXT – Bernauer StadtgesprächeKNTXT – Bernauer Stadtgespräche#17 Bauhaus Denkmal Bundesschule V: Sanierung (2002–14) TEIL 1Für die 17. Folge von KNTXT – Bernauer Stadtgespräche war Anja Guttenberger zu Gast bei Brenne Architekten in Berlin. Sie planten und leiteten die Sanierung und Teilrekonstruktion der ehemaligen Bundesschule und der Lehrerhäuser. Im ersten Teil des Gespräches mit Winfried Brenne und Franz Jaschke erzählen die Architekten, wie sie zu Experten für die Sanierung von Bauten der Moderne wurden, wie ihr Eindruck war, als sie die Bundesschule zum ersten Mal betreten haben und welche verblüffenden Entdeckungen sie während der Sanierung machten. Mit dieser Folge machen wir einen Zeitsprung in der Serie Bauhaus Denkmal Bundesschul...2021-11-0846 minKNTXT – Bernauer StadtgesprächeKNTXT – Bernauer Stadtgespräche#08 Bauhaus Denkmal Bundesschule I (1928-33)Mit der 8. Folge unseres Bernau-Podcasts startet unsere erste Podcast-Serie: Bauhaus Denkmal Bundesschule. Bis zur Eröffnung des Bauhaus-Besucherzentrums im Herbst 2021 führen wir Gespräche mit Experten zur über 90-jährigen Bau- und Nutzungsgeschichte des Bauhausensembles, um so abschließend einen optimalen Überblick über alle Epochen zu haben. Im 1. Teil erzählt Anja Guttenberger, zukünftige Leiterin des Besucherzentrums, wieso die ehemalige ADGB-Bundesschule in Bernau entstand und warum sie gerade vom Bauhaus gebaut wurde. www.bauhaus-denkmal-bernau.de | @bauhausdenkmalbernau | www.best-bernau.de/kunst-kultur/podcast | www.galerie-bernau.de | @galerie_bernau | www.grandtourdermoderne.de  Die Filmliste der ADGB-Bundesschule Bernau aus dem Jahr 1...2021-06-2552 minKNTXT – Bernauer StadtgesprächeKNTXT – Bernauer Stadtgespräche#01 PilotfolgeIn der Pilotfolge von KNTXT – Bernauer Stadtgespräche stellen sich Anja Guttenberger und Frederiek Weda vor: Woher kommen sie? Was tun sie in Bernau? Und warum wollen sie eigentlich diesen Podcast machen?  Alle Wege führen nach ... Bernau: Frederiek kommt ursprünglich aus den Niederlanden. Sie hat es in die Kleinstadt Bernau eher zufällig verschlagen. Anja wuchs hier auf und fühlt sich nach einigen Umwegen am Bauhaus Denkmal Bernau endlich wieder „Zuhause angekommen“. Im zweiten Teil der Pilotfolge wird ein Einblick in die Geschichte des Bauhauses in Bernau gegeben und darin, was die Arbeitsinhalt...2021-02-211h 11