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Maruša Sagadin – A Happy HippieA Happy Hippie is a monograph by Marua Sagadin. Its title derives from a sculpture of the same name made by the artist and reproduced in the book for the first time. The publication is divided into two interlocking narratives with associations that weave and twine together. In the first part, English author Miriam Stoney takes a leisurely look at the artists drawings, sketches, collages and photos of models. In the second part, photographs of

and Josef Albers

including Rainbow Variations in which he tries to transform and iteratively amplify the photographic images of a "rainbow as an artefact" created by macro-photographing rainbow-coloured publicity posters

the Bauhaus Lab participants suggest an alternative approach: they investigate the material stories

the State of Israel was not born of emergency routine or speculative ventures

After finishing his studies at the Bauhaus Dessau at the beginning of the 1930s

Today in a derelict state due to unresolved property issues

The Design Plot is at once organised and amorphous in its bearings – image sequences fracturing and folding in on themselves amidst a measured

Beginning November 11

Lee Ranaldo

Dr Kate MacNeill

no specific reader

architectural interventions

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