An Introduction to Bauhaus
Explore the life and legacy of the Bauhaus movement.
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Tue 15 Aug
- Discounted course fee (per person) if you register and pay for two learners on one order $45.00 incl. GST
- $90.00 incl. GST
Sessions
Session 1
Tue 15 Aug 18:30 - Tue 15 Aug 20:30Course held online via ZoomSession 2
Tue 22 Aug 18:30 - Tue 22 Aug 20:30Course held online via ZoomSession 3
Tue 29 Aug 18:30 - Tue 29 Aug 20:30Course held online via ZoomSession 4
Tue 05 Sep 18:30 - Tue 05 Sep 20:30Course held online via Zoom
Description
Come and learn about the famous Bauhaus! In this lecture series we will explore the life and legacy of the Bauhaus movement by understanding the historic context which gave rise to the movement, its key concepts as well as its legacy and influence on society today. If you have a keen interest in art, architecture and history, you will enjoy this course and find it beneficial for your personal or perhaps professional curiosity. To extend your learning, tutor Peetu will assign a small reading assignment between classes as a basis for discussion in the following week's class.
Learning outcomes
- Gain understanding of the historic context that led to the Bauhaus movement.
- Analyse the key concepts introduced by the Bauhaus movement.
- Meet the people who shaped this movement and understand the integration of their ideas with design.
- Explore the legacy of Bauhaus and discuss its applicability today and for the future.
What to bring
Pen and paper for note-taking.
Who should attend?
Adults with an interest in art, architecture or history will enjoy this course and find it beneficial for their personal or perhaps professional curiosity. This course is suitable for those with no previous knowledge of Bauhaus. You may also be interested in Peetu's other course An Introduction to Contemporary Architecture.
About the tutor
Jaspreet (Peetu) Kaur has recently earned a Master of Architecture degree from Unitec Institute of Technology. She is passionate about Art, Architecture and History and cultivates a growing interest in this subject. Her thesis explores Architectural placemaking in Auckland city, in response to its growing multiculturalism. She studied the History of Aotearoa New Zealand and its migrants; the Theory of Phenomenology; the concept of Public space; collective memory and migration, in order to understand what ‘place’ really is and what it means to ‘make place.’ Kaur has been working with the School of Architecture at Unitec for the last two years where she enjoys teaching the History and theory of Architecture to first year students.
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