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22: "Less Is More" by Human Dollz (Monday, July 27)

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What are they? An art or a design object? A band? A ballet? Icons? A Bauhaus irony?

Inspired by Oskar Schlemmers “Triadic Ballet” from 1922, three exceptional figures are motioning themselves in costumes, which were manufactured entirely out of items found at hardware stores.

The group Human Dollz consists of Pyramid Doll, Sphere Doll, and Cube Doll, and is active in the fields of music, video, performance and fashion.

For their videos, the Human Dollz use diverse Bauhaus locations, such as the Gropius office at the Van-De-Velde Building of the Bauhaus University, the Memorial for the Märzgefallene, and the “Haus am Horn” in Weimar, or Oskar Schlemmer's Meisterhaus and the Bauhaus stage in Dessau, as well as the Bauhaus archive in Berlin.

In their videos, the three human dolls hatch into the roles prescribed to them by the existing spatial situations. They try to experience history in the Bauhaus locations themselves, and relive them according to their own interpretation.

Human Dollz is a feature of the Bauhauslab 09 festival, an artistic project by the artist duo Barking Dogs United. Based in Germany, Barking Dogs United was formed in 2005 by Nikos Arvanitis (GR) and Naomi Tereza Salmon (IL).
http://humandollz.com/
http://www.barkingdogsunited.com
http://www.nikosarvanitis.com
http://www.naomiterezasalmon.net

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  • 1: "Rediscovery and Rebirth" -- Gropius in Chicago Coalition event (Monday, July 6)
  • 2: "Some Knowledge of Schlemmer Is Required" by Patrick Lichty (Tuesday, July 7)
  • 3: "Working Class History and the Institute of Design" by Janina Ciezadlo (Wednesday, July 8)
  • 4: "Bauhaus Reverse Abecedarian" by Dan Godston (Thursday, July 9)
  • 5: "The Twittering Machine" by Alice Shapiro (Friday, July 10)
  • 6: "5 Against 4" by Lee Barry (Saturday, July 11)
  • 7: "BauHouse" by Cathleen Schandelmeier (Sunday, July 12)
  • 8: "Influence in Time" by Jeremy Hight (Monday, July 13)
  • 9: "Littlehampton's Lobsters" (Tuesday, July 14)
  • 10: "Composition for Josef Albers" by Tony Renner (Wednesday, July 15)
  • 11: "FORM FOLLOW FUNCTION" by Charlie Newman (Thursday, July 16)
  • 12: "Johnny Monomyth" by Bert Stabler and Noah Berlatsky (Friday, July 17)
  • 13: "Up / Down" by Jamie Kazay (Saturday, July 18)
  • 14: "Bauhaus Bricks" Art Installation by Christine Dawson (Sunday, July 19)
  • 15: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy Birthday Celebration (Monday, July 20)
  • 16: "Inutil Paisagem" by Matthew S. Barton (Tuesday, July 21)
  • 17: "Point Symmetry: Geometric Mystery Via Albers' Explorations" by Orin Buck (Wednesday, July 22)
  • 18: "The Anagrammed Bauhaus" by Dave Morice (Thursday, July 23)
  • 19: "Text/ile" by Maggie Leininger (Friday, July 24)
  • 20: "Chicago Bauhaus in July" (Saturday, July 25)
  • 21: "Haiku" by Brianna (Sunday, July 26)
  • 22: "Less Is More" by Human Dollz (Monday, July 27)
  • 23: "In the Style of Kandinsky" by Amy A. Rudberg (Tuesday, July 28)
  • 24: "Intuitive Construction, Asymptotic Perceptions" by Mehdi Chourou (Wednesday, July 29)
  • 25: "Bauhaus" by Amanda Marbais (Thursday, July 30)
  • 26: "Union" -- a collaboration between Jim Spitzer and Michael Rothenberg (Friday, July 31)

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This year the Bauhaus celebrates its 90th Anniversary. “Bauhaus: 90 Years / 90 Days” is a new project which celebrates the Bauhaus movement; it will take place over 90 days, from July till October 2009. During this 90-day period, projects will be presented to commemorate and pay homage to the Bauhaus in different ways.