
The
'Forgotten'
Women of
the
Bauhaus
The Bauhaus promised to welcome “any person of good repute, regardless of age or sex.” Then it quietly steered women to the loom. This is the story of what happened, who they were, and why we are finally remembering them.
What you'll learn
How the Bauhaus began and what it promised
How women were limited, and how they pushed back
Who the key women were and what they made
Why their stories are being rediscovered now
Meet some of them
All eight
Gunta StölzlArchive photo to be addedRebuilt the weaving workshop into the school’s most successful one.
Marianne BrandtArchive photo to be addedDesigned a teapot and a lamp that went into mass production.
Alma Siedhoff-BuscherArchive photo to be addedTreated children’s play as serious design.
Gertrud ArndtArchive photo to be addedMade staged self-portraits decades ahead of their time.
- 5Modules
- ~40Minutes
- 8Profiles
- 1Weaving studio