Bauhaus in America

The documentary features three American students who recount the pivotal moment when the Nazis closed the Bauhaus in Berlin. As these individuals were forced into exile, they became instrumental in reshaping the landscape of American architecture and design.

Bauhaus in America explores how the experiences of these exiles influenced their work and contributed to the evolution of art and design in the United States. The film highlights the profound transformations they underwent, both personally and professionally, as they adapted to their new environment.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, this documentary offers a compelling look at the consequences of the Bauhaus movement's migration to America. Notable figures I.M. Pei and Tom Wolfe appear, providing insights into how the ideals of the Bauhaus were integrated into American culture.