The Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design holds the world’s largest Bauhaus collection, comprising around one million objects. Very few of these objects have been exhibited to date – but there are a great many digital images of them. What possibilities are there for unearthing unknown treasures from this flood of data?
Image gallery
Bauhaus Infinity Archive
Artificial intelligence comes to the aid in the ‘Bauhaus Infinity Archive’ installation. Every click leads to a new sorting: you can draw lines and find the images in which they appear. Or you can choose to view images featuring a particular colour. This is based on the latest research findings on neural networks.
More than 15,699 images – most of them photographs, documents and, in some cases, internal working images that have never before been shown to the public – invite you to explore.
Experience in a truly impressive way just how exciting, vibrant, interactive and dynamic an archive can be!
Curated stories
Alongside the seemingly endless collection of images, we also present stories from our curators: 14 Years of the Bauhaus, The Bauhaus Was Colourful, There’s More Than One of These, and Young and Old.
The Bauhaus Infinity Archive installation is on display at
- the temporary Bauhaus Archive
- Knesebeckstr. 1–2
- 10623 Berlin
- Open daily except Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm
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