
The New Bauhaus chronicles the ascent of László Moholy-Nagy and the Chicago movement that fused art, technology, and industry. Through archival footage, rare interviews, and contemporary reflections, Alysa Nahmias traces how Bauhaus ideas migrated to America, reshaping photography, typography, graphic design, and architecture. A portrait of a pivotal era and a designer who imagined a total system, this documentary blends history, craft, and vision into a vivid narrative.
Documentary, Biographical, Art History, Design, Architecture