Berlin & Dessau — Gropius, the Bauhaus and German Modernism
The Bauhaus lasted fourteen years and was closed by the Nazis. In that time it produced a curriculum, a set of formal principles and a generation of…
The Bauhaus lasted fourteen years and was closed by the Nazis. In that time it produced a curriculum, a set of formal principles and a generation of…
Chicago did not merely host the modern movement — it generated it. From Louis Sullivan’s skyscraper ornament to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Houses and Mies…
Nancy in the 1890s was a city of glass and wood — literally. Émile Gallé’s cameo glass, Louis Majorelle’s sinuous furniture, and the Daum brothers’ lampwork…
While Vienna had its Secession and Brussels its Art Nouveau, Glasgow produced something entirely its own: the Glasgow Style — a synthesis of Arts and Crafts…
Paris in the two decades around 1900 was the world’s cultural capital: Guimard bent iron into flowering metro entrances, Toulouse-Lautrec documented…
In 1897 Gustav Klimt and eighteen colleagues broke with the academy and founded the Vienna Secession; a year later Olbrich crowned their white exhibition hall with a golden dome…
A 16th-century Medici fortress standing between Florence’s historic centre and Santa Maria Novella station, exemplifying Renaissance military…
The Real Collegio di Lucca is a magnificent historic complex situated within Lucca’s celebrated Renaissance walls. Originally founded as a monastery in the…
Fiere di Parma is a major exhibition and trade fair center on the western outskirts of Parma, directly accessible from the A1 Milan–Bologna motorway.
BolognaFiere is one of Italy’s most important international exhibition centers, located at Viale della Fiera 20 on Bologna’s ring road. The complex is easily…