Event

Exhibition opening: One Million Objects. Florian de Brün is Photographing the Collection

Without registration Free Of Charge
Modern, elegant chair design with white upholstery and shiny metal frame against a neutral background.
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona Armchair from 1929, reproduction 1979–1982, Manufactured by Knoll International
Photo: Florian de Brün

The world’s largest Bauhaus collection, photographed by Florian de Brün: For the first time, the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung presents a selection of his latest photos and offers insights into its diverse holdings. Each photo devotes its full attention to the objects themselves, using a defined set of photographic rules: a neutral background, uniform lighting and different perspectives. In this way, the individual character of the objects becomes visible – their elegance, function and even their imperfections.


  • Welcome: Prof. Dr Brigitte Franzen, Director of the Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design
  • Introduction to the exhibition: Florian de Brün, Photographer and Dr Nina Wiedemeyer, Head of the Architecture, Applied Arts and Design Collection



Location

Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv
Knesebeckstr. 1, 10623 Berlin

Meeting point

Information desk at the entrance

Price

Free of Charge

Offer for

Teenagers
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Language

German