Art Deco’: our Selection of Documentaries

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The hippie aesthetic owes a lot to Art Nouveau.

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When you picture hippies, you probably picture bell bottoms, long hair, and LSD. You might also think of a very specific graphic design and illustration style, seen on concert posters and album covers: curly, cloudy, barely legible lettering, trippy color combinations, and decorative meandering borders. This style was first conceived in San Francisco by a handful of designers in the late 1960s. Their job? Make posters for bands like The Byrds, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Steve Miller Band, Jimi Hendrix … all of whom were just getting their start, competing for nightly stage time at venues like the Fillmore and the Avalon.

But these designers didn’t invent that now-iconic style. In fact, they were heavily influenced by an art movement that started in the late 1800s called Art Nouveau.

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Edward Hopper’s world was New York, and he understood that city more than most people. He understood that, even though you may live in one of the most crowded and busy cities on earth, it is still possible to feel entirely alone.

This painting, was completed on January 21st, 1942, just weeks after the bombing of Pearl Harbour and America’s entry into World War two.

That’s not to say the war was a direct influence, but the feeling of dread many Americans had, surely infused the painting.

Afraid of air raid attacks, New York had blackout drills, and lights were dimmed in public spaces. Streets emptied out and Hopper’s city was effectively dark, and silent.

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Explore more than seventy years of creation with a thematic and chronological itinerary – conceived as a captivating dialogue by the two exhibition curators, Florence Müller and Olivier Gabet. And (re)discover the gracefulness of iconic haute couture designs – the virtuoso scenography recreating their sense of movement and the shows in which they were worn – as well as precious archival photographs, sketches by Monsieur Dior and his successors, previously unseen objects, accessories, paintings, a cabinet of curiosities conceived as a sweeping display of color, and much more. With the beauty of dreams more essential now than ever, fall under the spell of the wealth of enchanting treasures contained in the exhibition ‘Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams’.

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Meet eight of the most creative thinkers and imaginative minds working in the world of art and design today in the new Netflix original documentary series, Abstract: The Art of Design.

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Today Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to Architectural Digest to explore the design evolution of American diners. A cornerstone of American dining culture, their distinctive style has been emulated around the world making them a popular salute to the USA. Michael provides an expert look into the history behind their design evolution from the 1920s through to the 1960s and explains why all diners came to look like that.

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How has the Bauhaus school of architecture and design, Germany’s best-known art school, shaped the world we live in today?
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The three-part documentary bauhausWORLD marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Germany’s best-known art, architecture and design school, the Bauhaus. Exploring the legacy of this iconic German institution, our film crew traveled the world, meeting architects, artists, urban planners, doers and dreamers. Do the Bauhaus’s social ideals and design principles still shape how we live today?

New approaches to education and training, architecture, painting, dance and design were explored and developed at the Bauhaus. Its founder and director Walter Gropius attracted the leading creative figures of the era, including Hannes Meyer, Mies van der Rohe, Lyonel Feininger, Oskar Schlemmer, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, László Moholy-Nagy, Anni Albers, Josef Albers and Gunta Stölzl. Today, Bauhaus is considered the birthplace of Modernism and has become a byword for sleek, functional design.

Founded in Weimar in 1919, the Bauhaus school moved to Dessau in 1925 and then to Berlin, where it was forced to shut in 1933 after Hitler seized power. Most of its artists, architects and visionaries emigrated, fanning out and spreading the Bauhaus doctrine around the world.

Filmmaker Lydia Ranke and her team traveled the world to make the three-part documentary bauhausWORLD. Alongside the Bauhaus sites of Weimar, Dessau and Berlin, they visited cities such as Tokyo, Amman, Tel Aviv, New York, Chicago, Mexico City and Medellín, talking to experts from architects Norman Foster and Tatiana Bilbao to architecture critic Mark Wigley, furniture designer Yinka Ilori and fashion designer Kasia Kucharska.

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This entrance set was made to tie in with the design in an old existing leaded window in my clients home. After the design process took place it took around 2 weeks to cut, lead together, cement and clean the full set of 6 windows.

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It was never my intention to make a video about Alphonse Mucha. It isn't that I don't admire his work - I just thought that he really didn't need any more exposure.
But when I started researching I quickly realised I didn't know as much about his remarkable output as I thought, so maybe that'll be true for you too.
I should probably add that if you're looking for an in-depth biography of the man you're in the wrong place. There is some basic information about his life but my primary goal is to highlight and examine the work he produced.

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College may be over but Spring Break still happens every year. A week at the beach and going to pool parties was a lot of fun. They seem to Be revitalizing a lot of the older art deco buildings. upgrading the entire structure all while keeping the main edifice still intact. Shot with the go pro hero 5 and the Karma stabilizer grip. Plenty more adventures from Miami yet to come. Be sure to check out the Miami Playlist.
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The art-style known as "Art Deco" has proved to be a catalyst and icon of the 1920s and 1930s. Noted for its geometric patterns, streamlined appearance, and evoking a feeling of efficiency, luxury, modernism, and futurism. Everything from architecture, fashion, automobiles, and railroads were affected by art deco's vast popularity. Art Deco in the 1930s would lead to another style known as Art or Streamline Moderne resulting in some of the finest streamlined locomotives and trains in the world. While Art Deco has since fallen out of style, it's influence could be found in mid 20th century minimalist and modernist art and eventually the modern day world of streamlined high speed trains. In this video I'll be going over how Art Deco managed to influence the world's railways and their design choices ranging from advertising and promotional material, locomotives, rolling stock, and infrastructure.

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Art Nouveau was a highly decorative art movement started by the new middle-class, which established itself in cities throughout Europe and the United States at the turn of the century. It was a genuinely cosmopolitan project of modernity that existed in all sorts of media, forms, scales, and geographies. Everything from architecture, interior design, decorative arts, fashion and graphic design was influenced by this new art. It was literally new since the term Art Nouveau is a French word for "new art."

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Today Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to Architectural Digest for a deep, detail-oriented break down of New York City's singular Chrysler Building. From its unmistakable Art Deco design to the hidden details that echo its automotive inspiration, see why the Chrysler Building is an iconic staple of the Manhattan skyline.

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Watch as a desperate teacher tries to convert a live classroom experience into an online learning opportunity. 2020 Covid-19 management strategy. If you are here for class, hope you enjoy this. If you are just finding it on your own, PLEASE be kind. This is intended to solve problems in a time of crisis. It should live in a land beyond the reach of petty criticisms of my voice or mistaken pronunciation or differing interpretations that fill up so many comment boxes. Available to all because we need to work together and share resources. Feel free to use or share if this is useful in your own problem solving.

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What comes to your mind when you think of the 1920s? For most people, the 1920s conjures up images of jazz, flappers, Old Hollywood, the Great Gatsby, and the Chrysler Building in New York City. It was a time of prosperity, exorbitant spending, and entertainment that gave rise to one of the most popular decorative arts and architecture movements — known as Art Deco.

Characterized by exquisite craftsmanship, lavish decoration, and rich materials, the style has become synonymous with the Roaring Twenties. So, what was the Art Deco movement all about and what differentiates it from other major movements? Finally, despite its popularity today, what makes Art Deco so closely associated with the 1920s?

In this week's video, we’ll dive into the history of the era and learn about Art Déco, the style that continues to inspire designers and architects around the world!

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Join me on a journey through the evolution of Art Deco architecture, from its 1920s roots to its modern resurgence in Art Deco 2.0. In this video, we explore iconic skyscrapers like the Radiator Building and Rose Hill tower, taking a close look at the elements that define this timeless style and its contemporary adaptations.

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Art Deco: Then and Now: Discover how Art Deco, born in the Roaring Twenties, is making a grand comeback in cities like New York and Chicago. We look at recent examples like One Bennett Park and how they echo the past.

Design Evolution: Learn about the intricate design elements of Art Deco, from geometric patterns to luxurious materials, and how modern architects are reinterpreting these for today's skyline.

A Tale of Two Towers: A detailed comparison of the Radiator and Rose Hill buildings, uncovering the subtle nuances of Art Deco design.

Art Deco's Modern Narrative: We delve into the implications of this architectural revival. Is it a mere stylistic choice, or does it reflect deeper societal trends?

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Art Deco's history and influence in architecture and design.
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Today on AD, architect Adam Rolston takes us on an insightful walking tour of Rockefeller Center, exploring the history and details of New York City's most famous holiday season destination. From the history behind the towering art deco 30 Rockefeller Plaza to the iconic ice skating rink and smaller details you may not be aware of, come along as Adam explores and explains everything there is to know about Rockefeller Plaza.

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In this video, I go over some of my best tips to decorate in the art deco interior design style. I go over some of the history of art deco, how it is different from art nouveau, outline who would really enjoy art deco, who would not, and I give you my tips on how to decorate in the art deco style. With art deco, it's all about bold color, drama, sharp angles, geometrics, symmetry and luxury materials which I think is just fabulous! Also, listed below are some links to art deco pieces.

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If you've already seen this video feel free to ignore this new HD version. It's a bit shorter, the music track is quieter and I've taken out a couple of mis-placed images. It's also got subtitles if you need them. Otherwise it's the same.
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The aesthetic of the 1920s was certainly unique and instantly recognizable. For those of us (me included) who don't know much about art, it's difficult to pinpoint the characteristics. The most important art movement of the '20 was Art Deco. So here's a closer, though unprofessional, look at 1920s aesthetic.

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I have given my new apartment a 1920's makeover transformation to fit my love for vintage and my love for the book and movie, The Great Gatsby. After doing a lot of research, I found the best way to decorate my small one bedroom apartment into this art deco dream on a budget!

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Disclaimer: because I won't be living here all too long, I decided to save money by leaving the bedroom simple which is why it was not featured in today's video so that allowed me to be more focused on making my common area space inviting and retro for when company comes over to party!

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Welcome to A Style is Born, hosted by YouTuber, cartoonist, and champion of under-represented history, Kaz Rowe!

Join us as we go down the rabbit hole and uncover the unique histories and origin stories behind your favorite design styles. In this first episode of Season 2, we delve into the history-rich Art Deco movement.

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Wayfair is the destination for all things home and a place that helps everyone, anywhere, create their feeling of home. We provide true partnership to help you define your vision. We empower you to create spaces that reflect who you are, what you need, and what you value, so that you and the ones you love can feel right at home.Our extensive selection and superior customer service coupled with the convenience of online shopping, make it easier than ever before to find exactly what you want for your home at a price you can afford.

Chapters
Intro - 00:00
History - 00:45
Influences, Elements, & Materials - 04:58
1980s Art Deco Revival Via Memphis Group - 07:46
Conclusion - 09:13

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#artdeco #vanguardias #historiadelarte
Art Deco fue repudiado y expulsado de las grandes Vanguardias Históricas, por ser un arte lujoso de consumo fascinado por los objeto excesivos, anacrónico, ultra comercial y consumista, muy decorativo y muy inútil, no radicalmente nuevo y carente de agenda política y compromiso social. La Vanguardia pura se sentía incómoda con el proyecto de síntesis y fusión del Art Deco, que creaba objetos en serie absolutamente hedonistas y frívolos y por eso la Historia del Arte durante décadas la desprestigió como solo un estilo y jamás nombró al Art Deco como una Vanguardia más.
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Richard Weiss has been a movie theater architect for over 25 years, designing Alamo Drafthouses across the United States. Today on AD he joins us to break down the evolution of theaters from the dawn of commercial motion pictures to the present day. From the earliest projections featuring Thomas Edison’s Vitascope in converted vaudeville theaters to the contemporary multiplexes we visit now, learn the detailed history of where and how we’ve gone to the cinema for over a century.

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The Guardian Building has been a key part of Detroit's history since its construction in 1929. It was a built at time when the city was thriving and when buildings were as much art as they were structures. In this short tour, we'll go through a few parts of the Guardian Building's to see what it's like a building from this era.

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*Music In Order of Appearance:*
Uno Mas - Airmen of Note (United States Air Force Band)
Chapter 9: Just Blue - Pacific Showcase (United States Air Force Band)
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*Chapters*
0:00 Intro
0:43 The Lobby
3:10 The Banking Area
6:05 The 6th Floor Boardroom
8:11 32nd Floor & The Roof

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With an oeuvre comprised of exquisite posters featuring poised maidens and botanical bursts, Alphonse Mucha (1860 - 1939) played a pivotal role in the establishment of Art Nouveau.

Several Circles is comprised of two loved up art professionals (and their cat, Jimmy) living and working in New York. Here, we tell the stories of seminal artists with upcoming or current exhibitions in the City. Written and hosted by Rachel, an art writer and editor. Produced by Jason, an art technician.

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The ornamental Art Nouveau design style emerged in France in the late 19th century and became widely popular across Europe, with the style applied to art, architecture, posters, jewelry, furniture, and textiles. Although Art Nouveau had fallen out of fashion by 1910, contemporary designers and illustrators are now revisiting and modernising the style to bring an emotive, romantic quality to their work. Here, we’ll look at the defining characteristics of the Art Nouveau movement and how you can emulate the style in your own designs.

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The iconic art deco cityscape scenes from Fritz Lang's Metropolis

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In this episode of Expert Voices, join Frank Everett in an exploration of an extraordinary sapphire and diamond bracelet by Cartier. Made in 1927, this masterpiece was created during what many consider the golden era for the prestigious jewelry house. The bracelet is adorned with a stunning Royal Blue Burmese sapphire, weighing 47.07 carats, flanked by two pear-shaped white diamonds weighing 9.27 and 8.60 carats respectively. This dazzling bracelet captures the essence of Art Deco grandeur and will be the centerpiece of Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels Auction. (11-13 November| Geneva)

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