The Austrian artist Herbert Bayer, first came to Aspen in 1945, and was commissioned by industrialist Walter Paepcke, who later founded the Aspen Institute and Aspen Skiing Company, to transform the ...

6: Bauhaus Textile & Graphic Art Exhibition, R2 Gallery, Carbondale Through June 10: ‘Herbert Bayer Photographs ... for the new Aspen Music Festival and for the Institute. He painted and designed ...

A sgraffito wall made by Herbert Bayer in 1953 on the grounds of the Aspen Institute Sarah Kuta Though he was a prolific creator—the Denver Art Museum alone has more than 8,000 of his works in ...

Bayer recounted how the original music-tent ropes sometimes ... modest by today’s standards. In “Herbert,” a review of a Bayer show at the Denver Art Museum for the Nov. 4, 1973, Empire ...

But there was no permanent art museum on the Bayer-designed Aspen Institute campus. Now, more than seven decades after Bayer first arrive here, there is a museum: the Resnick Center for Herbert Bayer ...

Her chosen name is closely tied to her art, which combines graphic design and wheat-pastes with images, like the eye inside the hand, inspired by the work of Herbert Bayer. Although she was ...

The Santa Barbara Museum of Art will stage the large exhibition ... The Visionary Photomontages of Herbert Bayer, 1929-1936, on view from June 21 until September 27, 2015. Bayer was known ...

Herbert Bayer ... that “modern art and architecture must be responsive to the needs and influence of the modern industrial world and that good designs must pass the test of both aesthetic standards ...

Herbert Bayer (1900–1985) studied and taught at the Bauhaus, an art school in 1920s Germany that shaped art and design on an international scale. As a commercial artist and catalog designer in 1930s ...

Herbert Bayer created a typographical identity for the Bauhaus. Image is by Tadashi Okochi Born in 1900, Bayer began working for industrial-design studios specialising in architecture in 1919.