The basic class in studying architecture was taught by a Bauhaus master, one of the last ones. And we had to work on big sheets of paper with very small elements, writing an entire tableau just to train our hand to write A, B, C.
Hans Dehlinger, The 1970s Artist-Programmer: Truckenbrod, Dehlinger
I was very into Black Mountain College at that time, which was actually founded as a liberal arts school in the forest of North Carolina and ended up having a lot of Bauhaus folks moving over from Germany after World War II.
Jen Lowe, Jen Lowe and Patricio González Vivo on Democratizing Knowledge