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Filmmaker Alysa Nahmias and Film at LACMA present the documentary THE NEW BAUHAUS, which focuses on László Moholy-Nagy and the Chicago iteration of the legendary school.
The event includes a post-screening conversation with the director. See link below for details.
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THE NEW BAUHAUS—THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF MOHOLY-NAGY
LACMA
Friday, December 4.
Streams from 10 am to 10 pm PST.
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From top: László Moholy-Nagy, Self-Portrait, 1925, image courtesy and © Moholy-Nagy Foundation; front entrance, The New Bauhaus American School of Design, housed in Marshall Field’s former home in Chicago, courtesy of the Bettmann Archive and Getty Images; Alysa Nahmias, The New Bauhaus: The Legacy of Moholy-Nagy (2019) poster courtesy and © Opendox; Ludwig Mies van Der Rohe in Chicago with model of the 860–880 Lake Shore Drive towers, photograph by Frank Scherschel, courtesy and © the photographer, the LIFE Picture Collection, and Getty Images; Walter Gropius (foreground left) and Moholy-Nagy in 1938 in Chicago at The New Bauhaus American School of Design, courtesy of the Bettmann Archive and Getty Images.
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