Английская Википедия:Hin Bredendieck
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox artist Hinrich (Hin) Hermann Focko Bredendieck (April 9, 1904 – September 1, 1995) was a German industrial designer and educator best known for his participation in the Bauhaus movement.
Life
Hin Bredendieck did an apprenticeship as a carpenter in Aurich and worked in a furniture factory in Leer. In 1924 he studied at the arts and crafts school in Stuttgart and in 1925 at the arts and crafts school in Hamburg. From 1927 to 1930, Bredendieck was a student at the Bauhaus Dessau, first in Josef Albers' preliminary course, then in the metal workshop at the Bauhaus. Together with Marianne Brandt and Hermann Gautel, he developed designs for lamps that were manufactured by the company Körting & Mathiesen (Kandem). Between 1930 and 1931, Bredendieck worked in the studios of László Moholy-Nagy and Herbert Bayer. Around 1932, Bredendieck worked with Sigfried Giedion in Switzerland. In 1937, he emigrated to the USA and took over the management of the Basic Design Workshop and the Wood and Metal Workshop at the Шаблон:Ill. As founding director of the Institute for Industrial Design at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, he became one of the most influential conveyors of Bauhaus ideas in America.
Estate
Hin Bredendieck's estate is spread over three locations. Bredendieck gave some objects to the Bauhaus Archive during his lifetime. The “ME1002” work stool developed by Bredendieck together with Hermann Gautel is also kept there (a donation from Iwao Yamawaki). A large portion of his estate ended up posthumously in the library of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Another partial estate is kept in the State Museum for Art and Cultural History in Oldenburg (city).[1]
Exhibitions
Literature
- Josef Straßer: 50 Bauhaus-Ikonen, die man kennen sollte. München: Prestel, 2009, S. 132f.
- Gloria Köpnick, Rainer Stamm: Hin Bredendieck. Tischler, Bauhäusler, Emigrant und Professor für Industriedesign, in: Gloria Köpnick, Rainer Stamm (Hrsg.): Zwischen Utopie und Anpassung. Das Bauhaus in Oldenburg (Ausstellungskatalog), Petersberg 2019, S. 147–160.
- Gloria Köpnick und Rainer Stamm: Bauhaus-Transfer in die ‚Neue Welt’.Hin Bredendiecks Weg vom Dessauer Bauhaus an die Georgia Tech Atlanta, in: Ute Poerschke und Daniel Purdy (Hrsg.): Cloud-Cuckoo-Land, International Journal of Architectural Theory. 24. Jg. (2019), H. 39, S. 209–222, online: https://cloud-cuckoo.net/de/hefte/aktuelles-heft/
- Gloria Köpnick und Rainer Stamm: Vom Bauhaus nach Neubühl. Hin Bredendieck in der Schweiz (1932-34), in: Ita Heinze-Greenberg, Gregroy Grämiger und Lothar Schmitt (Hrsg.): Die Schweizer Avantgarde und das Bauhaus. Rezeption, Wechselwirkungen, Transferprozesse, Zürich 2019, S. 174–187.
- Gloria Köpnick (Hrsg.): Hin Bredendieck. Von Aurich nach Atlanta, 280 S., Text: Deutsch/Englisch, Hirmer Verlag, München 2020, ISBN 978-3-7774-3463-6.
Links
- Hin Bredendieck, Kurzbiografie bei Ostfriesische Landschaft
- 1952–1971. The Hin Bredendieck Era, gatech
- Nachlass von Bauhaus-Designer für Oldenburg am 6. April 2018 auf ndr.de
- Nachlass Hin Bredendieck auf landesmuseum-ol.de, abgerufen am 2. Februar 2019
- Von Aurich ans Bauhaus: Designer Hin Bredendieck, von Laura-Nadin Naue am 31. Januar 2019 auf ndr.de
References
- Английская Википедия
- 1995 deaths
- 1904 births
- German designers
- Emigrants from Nazi Germany
- German emigrants to the United States
- Georgia Tech faculty
- Bauhaus alumni
- German male artists
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