The picture atlas illustrates in which ways, in which institutional forms and in which geopolitical context aspects of design education were translated and thus further developed. The light table assembles picture documents on various school experiments. The content on the schools can be searched, filtered or sorted thematically using the cockpit in the middle of the table. The atlas is currently available in a beta version and will be further expanded by the end of 2022. It depends above all on the participation of the users: they are invited to create their own entries, notes and collections.
SCHOOLS OF DEPARTURE
MACRO REGIONS
Country
Albania
Brazil
Chile
Czechoslovakia
France
German Democratic Republic (GDR)
Germany
Hungary
India
Netherlands
Sweden
United Kingdom
United States
Yugoslavia
People
Åberg, Gösta
Aicher, Otl
Albers, Anni
Albers, Josef
Amacher, Maryanne
Asawa, Ruth
Balden, Theo
Bense, Max
Benton, Steve
Bergmiller, Karl-Heinz
Berlage, Hendrik Petrus
Bill, Max
Bittencourt, Niomar Moniz Sodré
Bontjes van Beek, Jan
Bortnyik, Sandór
Brandt, Marianne
Burgess, Lowry
Cage, John
Campus, Peter
Cooper, Muriel
Cruz, Alberto
de Mandrot, Hélène
Dehn, Max
Dewey, John
Drake, Heinrich
Eames, Charles
Eames, Ray
Einstein, Albert
Feininger, Lyonel
Field, Marshall
Flierl, Peter
Friedlaender-Wildenhain, Marguerite
Fulla, Ľudovít
Fuller, Richard Buckminster
Gargallo, Pablo
Gill, Eric
Girola, Claudio
Goldschmidt, Alfons
Gropius, Walter
Grundig, Hans
Grundig, Lea
Gugelot, Hans
Hamilton, Richard
Harris, Larissa
Heiliger, Bernhard
Herr, Gordon
Herr, Jane
Hindemith, Paul
Hirche, Herbert Walter
Högner, Rudi
Hoffmann, Eugen
Hořješ, Antonín
Hunt, Richard Morris
Iommi, Godofredo
Itten, Johannes
Jalowetz, Heinrich
Jalowetz, Johanna
John, Eric
Kadow, Elisabeth
Kadow, Gerhard
Kahl, Elsa
Kandinsky, Wassily
Katz, Renina
Kepes, György
Klee, Paul
Köhler, Günther
Krause, Erwin
Krehan, Max
Lachnit, Wilhelm
Lange, Hermann
Magalhães, Aloísio
Maldonado, Tomás
Månsson Mandelgren, Nils
Marcks, Gerhard
Melin, Dag
Mendelsohn, Erich
Meyer, Hannes
Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig
Moholy, Lucia
Moholy-Nagy, László
Mohr, Arno
Molnár, Farkas
Moorman, Charlotte
Motta, Nelson
Muche, Georg
Nadkarni, Sudha
Newhall, Beaumont
Olson, Charles
Ozenfant, Amédée
Paepcke, Walter
Paik, Nam June
Pasmore, Victor
Perret, Auguste
Peterhans, Walter
Petroff-Bohne, Christa
Piene, Otto
Pignatari, Decio
Pollak, Frances M.
Portinho, Carmen
Priestly, William
Radić, Zvonimir
Rand, Paul
Reiss, Hilde
Rice, John Andrew
Rice Pereira, Irene
Richter, Vjenceslav
Rohde, Gilbert
Rose, Hajo
Sarabhai, Gautam
Sarabhai, Gira
Schapiro, Meyer
Schawinsky, Xanti
Schlemmer, Oskar
Scholl, Inge
Selmanagić, Selman
Stam, Mart
Stavenow, Åke
Straus, Erwin
Tagore, Rabindranath
Tschichold, Jan
Twombly, Cy
Ulrich, Lila
Valéry, Paul
van de Velde, Henry
van der Beek, Stan
van Doesburg, Theo
Vasarely, Victor
Vogenauer, Rudolf
Vydra, Josef
Weiner, Tibor
Wessel, Gösta
Wijdeveld, Hendricus Theodorus
Winter, Fritz G.
Wodiczko, Krzysztof
Wollner, Alexandre
Time Period
1890 – 1900
1900 – 1910
1910 – 1920
1920 – 1930
1930 – 1940
1940 – 1950
1950 – 1960
1960 – 1970
1970 – 1980
1980 – 1990
1990 – 2000
2000 – 2010
2010 – 2020
2020 – 2030
Topic
Applied Arts (Kunstgewerbe)
Applied Arts (Angewandte Kunst)
Architecture
Basic Course
Ceramics
Collective
Colour
Craft
Curriculum
Dance
Decolonisation
Democracy
Design
Educational Reform
Evening class
Experiment
Film
Form
Gestaltung
Graphic Design
Industrial Design
Interior Design
Intuition
Learning Environment
Lebensreform
Literature
Material
Media Art
Music
Nation State
Nature
Painting
Photography
Poetry
Poster Art
Poster design
Preliminary Course
Product design
Sculpture
Social Sciences
Stage
Summer Courses
Technics
Textiles
Typography
Utopia
Visual Arts
Visual communication
Werkbund
Workshop