Bauhaus Museum in Weimar open with new permanent exhibition!

The Bauhaus Museum Weimar with its exhibition of more than 300 objects offers insights into the development of the State Bauhaus in the place in which it was founded, namely in Weimar. The Bauhaus, opened in April 1919 in Weimar, located in Dessau beginning in 1925 and closed down by the National Socialists in Berlin in 1933, is Germany’s most influential and successful cultural export item of the 20th century. The reputation of this interdisciplinary international school of art, architecture, design and stage enjoys worldwide timeliness today, more than 70 years after its closure.
Keler, Cradle

The pedagogical, artistic and design ideas of the Bauhaus continue to emanate into the entire world. Many of these innovative ideas were conceived in Weimar. The presentation at the Bauhaus Museum Weimar shows works of Walter Gropius, the founding director of the Bauhaus, as well as those of famous Bauhaus masters such as Lyonel Feininger, Gerhard Marcks, Johannes Itten or Paul Klee. In addition, many student works are presented, among which are those by Marcel Breuer or Alma Siedhoff-Buscher, as excellent examples of the practice-oriented training at the Bauhaus. Many of the objects shown at the Bauhaus Museum uniquely illustrate the multifarious, creative and lively nature of the school’s work in Weimar. Beginning with the Manifesto and Programme of the Bauhaus, the Bauhaus masters developed an innovative teaching programme with the preliminary course given by Itten, the studies in form and colour with Klee and Kandinsky and the training in various workshops.
Bauhaus-Museum Weimar

The principle of workshops, the practically oriented training of the approximately 150 students in craftsmanship and art, was just as characteristic of the Bauhaus as the teamwork between teachers and students. The classics of design still being produced today, such as Josef Hartwig’s Bauhaus chess game, Jucker and Wagenfeld’s table lamp or Marianne Brandt’s works in metal at the Bauhaus Museum Weimar, document the transition from unique pieces produced by craftsmen, to prototypes for industry according to Gropius’ motto »Art and Technology — a New Unity« beginning in 1922.  
 

Bauhaus Museum in Weimar open with new permanent exhibition!

The Bauhaus Museum Weimar with its exhibition of more than 300 objects offers insights into the development of the State Bauhaus in the place in which it was founded, namely in Weimar. The Bauhaus, opened in April 1919 in Weimar, located in Dessau beginning in 1925 and closed down by the National Socialists in Berlin in 1933, is Germany’s most influential and successful cultural export item of the 20th century. The reputation of this interdisciplinary international school of art, architecture, design and stage enjoys worldwide timeliness today, more than 70 years after its closure.
Keler, Cradle

The pedagogical, artistic and design ideas of the Bauhaus continue to emanate into the entire world. Many of these innovative ideas were conceived in Weimar. The presentation at the Bauhaus Museum Weimar shows works of Walter Gropius, the founding director of the Bauhaus, as well as those of famous Bauhaus masters such as Lyonel Feininger, Gerhard Marcks, Johannes Itten or Paul Klee. In addition, many student works are presented, among which are those by Marcel Breuer or Alma Siedhoff-Buscher, as excellent examples of the practice-oriented training at the Bauhaus. Many of the objects shown at the Bauhaus Museum uniquely illustrate the multifarious, creative and lively nature of the school’s work in Weimar. Beginning with the Manifesto and Programme of the Bauhaus, the Bauhaus masters developed an innovative teaching programme with the preliminary course given by Itten, the studies in form and colour with Klee and Kandinsky and the training in various workshops.
Bauhaus-Museum Weimar

The principle of workshops, the practically oriented training of the approximately 150 students in craftsmanship and art, was just as characteristic of the Bauhaus as the teamwork between teachers and students. The classics of design still being produced today, such as Josef Hartwig’s Bauhaus chess game, Jucker and Wagenfeld’s table lamp or Marianne Brandt’s works in metal at the Bauhaus Museum Weimar, document the transition from unique pieces produced by craftsmen, to prototypes for industry according to Gropius’ motto »Art and Technology — a New Unity« beginning in 1922.  
 
 

Ferry Corsten's ALBUM “Once Upon A Night”

At the end of March Dutch DJ / producer and label owner Ferry Corsten
will release his latest mix compilation entitled “Once Upon A Night”.
This brand new double mix album contains a fusion of trance and house
in the most sophisticated way. “Once Upon A Night” features 25
unreleased tracks, that have all been exclusively produced for this compilation.

“I am happy to be back with a compilation concept after quite some years.
Because of the traveling and touring I get to see a lot of cultures.
These impressions have had a great influence on the process of compiling this double album.
I personally think the mix is a great fusion of house and trance combined in a two and half hour musical journey!”

Tracklisting:
Disc 1.
01. Yuri Kane – Right Back
02. Yuri Kane – Around You
03. Alpha 9 – Come Home
04. Progressiver pres FineSky – Fine Sky
05. Fred Baker pres. Saona – Saono (Andy Duguid Remix)
06. Tritonal feat. Soto – Forgive Me, Forget You (Ashley Wallbridge Remix)
07. JPL – We Move In Symmetry
08. Salt Tank pres. Meet Me At The Burning Man – Leaving Town (Allende Remix)
09. Phynn – Hello Love
10. Amurai feat Melissa Loretta – Unconditional Love
11. Arty – Hope
12. Fender Woods – Ain’t She Pretty (Amurai’s Yerevan Remix)
13. Cramp pres Sliders - Meteor

Disc 2:
01. Mark Sixma – Forsaken
02. The Airstatic – Worldwide (Anton Firtich Remix)
03. Tempo Giusto – Metropolitan (Alex O’Rion Remix)
04. Breakfast – Slow Motion
05. Bart Claessen – Hartseer
06. Rafaël Frost – If Only
07. Mike Danis – Sweet Dynamite
08. Anton Firtich pres AF Project – Something Wrong
09. Akira Kayosa – State Of Origin
10. Ferry Corsten pres Pulse – Once
11. DJ Eco pres. Pacheco – Dancing Under Streetlights
12. BT – The Unbreakable (Breakfast Remix)

http://www.myspace.com/ferrycorsten

Tangerine Dream live 30th march 2010

We are pleased to be back in the Netherlands after our successful concert in Eindhoven in 2008!

When: 30th MARCH 2010 (Tuesday)
Where: DE BOERDERIJ CLUB IN ZOETERMEER (close to AMSTERDAM AIRPORT)

Time: 8.30 p.m.

new SCHILLER album ATEMLOS

The new schiller-album will be released on march 12th 2010.

the double-album and dvd features more than 30 new schiller-tunes, including exciting collaborations with guest-artists: midge ure (uk), nadia ali(usa), kate havnevik (norway) and anggun (france/indonesia).

with these fantastic guest-artists from around the world, christopher von deylen proves once more that he is the master of 'global pop'.

Hamburger DOM

9.03.-18.04.2010
Der DOM ist 'das' Hamburger Volksfest – und findet dreimal jährlich statt.

Der DOM ist ein Stück Hamburger Tradition und ist Garant für Spiel, Spaß, Nervenkitzel und Nostalgisches. Der Begriff geht zurück auf eine Ansammlung von Händlern, Handwerkern und Gauklern, die – nach einigen Reibereien, seit 1337 das Recht erhielten, sich bei "Schietwetter" im Marien-Dom aufzuhalten.

Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts fanden die Schausteller dann ihre "neue Heimat" auf dem Heiligengeistfeld.

Das Frühlingsfest im März, der Sommer-Dom (das Hummelfest) im Juli oder der Winter-Dom (Dom-Markt) im November haben eines gemeinsam: Sie verwandeln das Heiligengeistfeld – von nachmittags bis spät in den Abend – für jeweils ca. 4 Wochen in einen Jahrmarktstrubel ohnegleichen.

Achterbahnen stehen neben Maiskolben-Buden, an den Karussells für die Kleinen und Großen riecht man die gebrannten Mandeln und sieht die kandierten Früchte nebenan, Bratwürste und Reibekuchen gehören ebenso dazu wie diverse Waffelbäcker – das Riesenrad ist immer wieder aufs Neue das Wahrzeichen des Doms, und ein Extra-Erlebnis-Areal mit einem immer wieder neuen Thema ist seit einigen Jahren ebenfalls fester Bestandteil des Dom.

Jeden Freitag um 22.30 Uhr sorgt das Höhenfeuerwerk dafür, dass sich viele Hamburger Hälse nach oben recken...

the sorcerer's apprentice in cinemas july 2010

A new live action comedy-adventure loosely based on the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment of Disney's Fantasia. In modern day Manhatten, the master sorcerer Balthazar Blake (Nicholas Cage) attempts to protect the city from his arch-nemesis, Maxim Horvath (Alfred Molina), an evil wizard with nefarious plans. Horvath is determined to claim New York City for his own evil purposes, and enlists an illusionist (Tony Kebbell) to help him toward that end. Given the formidable forces working against him, Blake does not feel that he can accomplish this mission alone. To help in his venture, he seeks out a seemingly average guy, Dave Stutler (Jay Baruchel), who is recruited to be Blake's apprentice. Stutler is initially skeptical, and reluctant to get involved, but eventually is convinced by Blake to help in this cause. Blake gives Stutler a crash course in magic, and mishaps invariably ensue. There is also a love interest in peril angle to the storyline that provides additional motivation for Stutler. Together, Blake and Stutler take on Horvath in a classic good versus evil struggle.

Gainsbourg - Je t'aime... moi non plus

Frankreich, USA 2010
Regie: Joann Sfar
mit Eric Elmosnino, Lucy Gordon, Doug Jones
Kinostart: 15. Juni 2010

Mit seiner provokativen und hypnotisierenden Anziehungskraft skandalisierte Serge Gainsbourg ganz Frankreich und verführte die begehrtesten Frauen, wie Juliette Gréco, Brigitte Bardot oder Jane Birkin. Brillant erzählt GAINSBOURG nicht nur die Lebensgeschichte eines großen Verführers, sondern blickt auch hinter die Maske der größten Musiklegende Frankreichs.

Frivol, eingängig und betörend - GAINSBOURG ist das lang erwartete, längst überfällige Biopic über einen exzentrischen Mann, seine Musik und das Leben als Getriebener seiner Sinne. Der französische Film des Jahres!

new SCORPIONS album out in march 2010

Let’s get the party started and get ready for a “Sting in the Tail”!

Vote via tripadvisor

Here a very nice vote for the Kurt Vonnegut Tour at Dresden.
We wish us for this season some more guest, they are interested at this offer.

See you soon in our beautyfull City.

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