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When animators Paul Dini and Bruce Timm were tasked with creating an animated #Batman cartoon, no one knew whether the team would be able to reinvent the character away from his campy television roots. But what came out of their collaboration was "Batman: The Animated Series", an award-winning new chapter in the story of the Caped Crusader. Explore the complex, nuanced world and exceptional characters created #BehindTheScenes by the designers, composers, and directors of this groundbreaking series. #BTAS #AtHome #WithMe
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Originally aired by the BBC in 2019 and narrated by Mat Whitecross, this documentary commemorates the centenary of the Bauhaus, an art school founded in 1919 in Weimar, Germany, by the visionary architect Walter Gropius. The Bauhaus wasn\u2019t just an art school\u2014it was a revolutionary experiment that changed how we perceive design and creativity. Its radical ideas about integrating art, technology, and everyday life have left an indelible mark on the modern world.
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\nBauhaus 100 traces the origins, philosophies, and lasting legacy of the Bauhaus movement. Born out of the ruins of the Great War, Walter Gropius sought to redefine art and design education. Traumatised by the horrors of war, he envisioned a future where creativity and technology were forces for progress and unity, not destruction.
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\nInterdisciplinary Innovation: How the Bauhaus brought together disciplines like painting, sculpture, graphic design, architecture, and even performance art to create a holistic approach to design.
\nRevolutionary Ideas: The introduction of functionality and simplicity as central tenets of modern design, alongside a rejection of unnecessary ornamentation.
\nInfluential Figures: Stories of the influential teachers and students, including Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, Josef Albers, and others, who helped shape this iconic institution.
\nGlobal Legacy: How the Bauhaus philosophy spread worldwide, influencing fields like architecture, industrial design, and even urban planning, and how its ethos still resonates a century later.
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\nWhether you're a design enthusiast, an architect, an artist, or someone curious about the origins of modern aesthetics, Bauhaus 100 offers a compelling narrative of how one small school redefined creativity for generations to come. From iconic furniture designs to architectural masterpieces, the Bauhaus remains a cornerstone of modern art and design.
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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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Step inside Antoni Gaud\u00ed's Barcelona Modernista Masterpieces in this definitive documentary with art historian and design expert Paul Greenhalgh, as he takes you on an exclusive tour of ALL of Gaud\u00ed's most famous Barcelona buildings, exploring the stunning interiors and groundbreaking exteriors that defined Catalan Modernisme and global Art Nouveau.
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\nThis film goes beyond the tourist crowds to unlock the genius of Gaud\u00ed\u2019s vision. Discover Gaudi\u2019s genius how he merged nature, light, and geometry to transform stone and iron into living, organic art.
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\n\u2022 The Orientalist Textures of Casa Vicens: Explore the striking blend of Moorish and Catalan design in Gaud\u00ed's groundbreaking first house, featuring dazzling tilework and elaborate iron railings.
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\n\u2022 The Experimental Crypt of Col\u00f2nia G\u00fcell Church: Go inside the architect's "laboratory" to see his revolutionary use of angled columns, twisted brick, and hyperbolic arches\u2014a prelude to the Sagrada Familia.
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\nThe New Brutalism by Reyner Banham
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\n\u201cWorld of Birds at the Bronx Zoo.\u201d NYC URBANISM, 8 Mar. 2019, www.nycurbanism.com\/brutalnyc\/world-of-birds.
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\n\u201cIn Defence of Brutalism\u201d. RMJM Architecture, 25 Mar. 2024, rmjm.com\/in-defence-of-brutalism\/.
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\nProgram of the Staatliche Bauhaus in Weimar, Walter Gropius, 1919, https:\/\/bauhausmanifesto.com\/
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\n\u201cFor the Birds: A \u2018world of Birds\u2019 in the Bronx.\u201d Spectrum News NY1, ny1.com\/nyc\/all-boroughs\/news\/2022\/06\/27\/world-of-birds-bronx-zoo. Accessed 8 Jan. 2025.
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\nCasciato, Maristella, et al. Bauhaus, The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, 10 June 2019, www.getty.edu\/research\/exhibitions_events\/exhibitions\/bauhaus\/new_artist\/history\/.
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\nDoyle, Rachel B. \u201cDefinitive Proof Nobody Did Costume Parties like the Bauhaus.\u201d Curbed, Curbed, 25 Oct. 2017, archive.curbed.com\/2017\/10\/25\/16547486\/bauhaus-design-style-school-costumes-parties.
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\n\u201cBauhaus: The Idea.\u201d Penccil, penccil.com\/museum.php?p=860160957440. Accessed 8 Jan. 2025.
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\nDunning, Brad. \u201cThe 9 Brutalist Wonders of the Architecture World.\u201d GQ, 29 Aug. 2018, www.gq.com\/story\/9-brutalist-wonders-of-the-architecture-world.
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\nWolfe, Tom. From Bauhaus to Our House. Farrar Straus Giroux, 1981.
\nOtto Elizabeth. Haunted Bauhaus . The MIT Press, 2019.
\nVitra Design Museum. The Bauhaus #itsalldesign. 2015.
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\nPottery represents the foundation of ceramics, a time-honored tradition stretching back millennia. Early civilizations discovered the remarkable properties of clay, shaping it into vessels for utilitarian purposes. From storing food and water to cooking meals over open fires, pottery became an indispensable part of daily life.
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\nThe hallmark of porcelain is its ethereal beauty. It possesses a delicate, almost paper-thin quality, yet boasts surprising strength. The pristine white surface provides a perfect canvas for exquisite artistic expression. From intricate hand-painted designs to vibrant underglaze decorations, porcelain allows artisans to showcase their virtuosity.
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\nCeramic kamado grills(visit https:\/\/www.kamadogrill.org to know more) are typically made from pottery, rather than porcelain. This is primarily due to the following factors:
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\nAccessible Material: Pottery\u2019s affordability makes it an accessible material for kamado grill production. This readily available resource allows for large-scale manufacturing without compromising on quality, while offering a significant cost advantage over porcelain.
\nHeat Resistance: pottery possesses excellent heat resistance, enabling it to withstand the high temperatures generated during the grilling process. While porcelain also exhibits some degree of heat resistance, it falls short compared to pottery. Utilizing porcelain for kamado grills would necessitate the addition of fluxes during the firing process to lower the firing temperature. This, in turn, increases production costs and potentially compromises the grill\u2019s quality.
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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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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.<\/p>\n \n

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In less than thirty years, Art Deco went from a radical idea in Parisian design studios to defining the skylines of New York, the interiors of Hollywood films, and the look of everything from cars to clocks. But how did it start, and why did it end? This video tells the full story: where the style came from, why it exploded in the 1920s, and why it quietly disappeared before World War Two began.
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\n3\/ Art deco,\u00a0Yancey, Diane , 2011
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A look inside The Dorchester, the 1930s Art Deco monument to luxury that sits proudly on London's Park Lane, and has hosted royal stag parties, legends, rock stars and politicians.
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Gustav Klimt was an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement. Klimt is noted for his paintings, murals, sketches, and other objets d'art. Klimt's primary subject was the female body, and his works are marked by a frank eroticism.
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Much of the magic that the desert utopia of Palm Springs holds has to do with its prominent mid-century aesthetic. Author Michael Stern outlines how pioneering architect William Krisel relied on the careful eye of Los Angeles photographer Julius Shulman to create the iconic photographs we know today, while also contributing to restoring Krisel's designs for the duration. Featuring an archived interview with Julius Shulman.
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\nThis video tells the entire story of the Renaissance, a period of cultural renewal that reshaped art, learning, and power across Europe.
\nBeginning in the cities of Italy, especially Florence, the Renaissance grew from a renewed interest in the ideas of ancient Greece and Rome. Wealthy families such as the Medici supported artists, scholars, and architects, allowing creativity and knowledge to flourish in new ways.
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\nFigures like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael explored new techniques in art, focusing on realism, perspective, and the human form. At the same time, thinkers and writers examined philosophy, science, and the role of individuals within society.
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\nThis gentle bedtime history explores the Renaissance as a quiet unfolding of creativity and change\u2014where art, power, and human curiosity slowly transformed the world.
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\n0:00 From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance
\n13:18 The Rise of the Italian City-States
\n26:41 Florence and the Classical Revival
\n39:56 The Medici and the Power of Patronage
\n53:12 A Revolution in Renaissance Art
\n1:06:27 Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance Mind
\n1:33:06 Printing, Science, and New Ideas
\n1:46:22 The Renaissance Spreads Across Europe
\n1:59:37 Religion, Politics, and the Modern World
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\n1. Library of Congress \u2014 Renaissance Era: A Resource Guide
\nhttps:\/\/guides.loc.gov\/renaissance-era-resources\/
\n2. Metropolitan Museum of Art \u2014 Florence and Central Italy, 1400\u20131600
\nhttps:\/\/www.metmuseum.org\/es\/toah\/ht\/08\/eustc
\n3. National Gallery, London \u2014 Renaissance Masterpieces
\nhttps:\/\/www.nationalgallery.org.uk\/paintings\/tour-renaissance-masterpieces
\n4. Metropolitan Museum of Art \u2014 The Art of Renaissance Europe
\nhttps:\/\/www.metmuseum.org\/-\/media\/files\/learn\/for-educators\/publications-for-educators\/renaissance.pdf
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\nToday we're looking at this beautiful Art Deco apartment complex.
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\nThe 18,473 square foot complex was built in 1928.
\nIt has been sitting vacant & abandoned since 2007.
\nIn today's episode, we're venturing inside! We'll go up to the rooftop, down to the basement, we'll examine this ornate brickwork on the outside and the crackling, peeling lead paint on the inside. We'll take a look at vintage maps from the neighborhood, and we're going to hear first-hand accounts from people who lived here.
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\nWe are in the Dexter-Linwood neighborhood of Detroit, once a thriving, largely Jewish community. The Laredo was built in 1928. The building was designed by architectural firm Weidmaier & Gay, who also did a number of other apartment buildings in Detroit and Highland Park, many with these bold, Moorish-style accents. The project was bankrolled by one Henry Nussbaum.
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\nNot a lot is known about Henry Nussbaum. He was a Jewish immigrant. When he died, he was buried in Oakview Cemetery in Royal Oak, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit about 20 minutes north. We'll take a quick drive up there and pay a visit to his gravesite.
\nBefore he got involved in American real estate, Henry Nussbaum was a plumber. He was born in Austria in 1895, and he immigrated to the U.S. in 1919. He had a good career dealing plumbing products from the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company, which would go on to become American Standard and is still in business today.
\nWe're not sure if Henry was involved in any other apartment communities besides the Laredo, but we're pretty sure he continued in his plumbing business even after the Laredo was built in 1928.
\nHe died of cancer in 1947, at the age of 52.
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\nMuch thanks to @NaomisAdventures and @roamingremi01 for coming along on this adventure, and waiting outside with the tripod while the cop drove by!
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\n01:12 Sanborn Maps
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\n03:40 Inside the Laredo
\n07:44 2nd Floor
\n09:00 3rd Floor
\n10:40 Rooftop
\n12:31 Basement
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\nDisclaimer: Pinetop Jackson does not break into buildings.
\nEvery location we document is open with no sings warning against trespassing present at the time of visit. We do not vandalize. While we do respect the graffiti and street art encountered, we do not practice this art.
\nOur goal and our intent is to document these historically significant locations for posterity, and we enter them with respect.
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To mark the centenary of art deco's debut, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker rounds up everything you need to know about art deco.
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\nArt deco was a design movement that rose to prominence in the 1920s and 30s. Its origins are often disputed, but most agree that art deco's entrance on to the world stage took place 100 years ago, at the Exposition Internationale des Arts D\u00e9coratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris.
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We\u2019re in London, visiting the vibrant 1910s home of interior designer Nina Watson, the creative force behind the Instagram account @artdecojewel.
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\nNina\u2019s home has captured the heart of the internet through her videos showcasing a stunning blend of Art Deco and Art Nouveau architecture, infused with Nina\u2019s bold, colorful, and joyful design style.
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\nFrom the moment you enter this home, you\u2019re greeted by a kaleidoscope of color\u2014from original mosaic tile floors and a pink vintage stair runner to botanical wallpaper that draws the eye straight through the home to the lush garden beyond.
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\nThroughout the house, original features harmonize with thoughtfully curated vintage treasures and striking contemporary artworks, crafting a space that feels both timeless and personal.
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\nThis remarkable home is truly an Art Deco jewel, where sunlight streams through original stained glass windows, bathing the interiors in a warm, inviting glow that accentuates every exquisite detail.
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