Maximilian Wahlich

A Children’s Utopia

The Ingenius building kit is a fascinating new addition to the Bauhaus Archive collection: a toy from the 1920s that sparks children's dreams of skyscrapers and modern cities.
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Jak R. Maier: Metal works, self-archiving and missing artworks

The exhibition Unpacking Jak R. Maier at the temporary bauhaus-archiv delves into the life and works of the (almost) forgotten Berlin artist Jak R. Maier. In bauhaus stories we reconstruct the highlights of his life and artistic career.
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unpacking 1 – Why Jak R. Maier?

On bauhaus stories, we dive into the exhibition's and unpacking events’ topics with interviews, essays and features. The series starts with three personal accounts on Maier's estate by members of the project team.
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Of Photo Albums, Sports Cars and Metal Scissors

While efforts to assess the estate of Jak R. Maier continue, Maximilian Wahlich, research associate and curatorial member of the project team, deciphers the secrets of Maier’s distinctive voice.
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“To be creative can make you happy”

We introduce you to our bauhaus_lab educators. This time: Doro Petersen.
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“Museums should reach out into its neighbouring communities, and break down barriers”

We introduce you to our bauhaus_lab educators. This time: Zara Morris.
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Meet the creative minds behind our bauhaus_lab

Why is the Bauhaus still inspiring? Why should everyone participate at least once in the bauhaus_lab? Find the answers in our interviews with the bauhaus_lab team!
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