bauhaus lab is an international network of interdisciplinary laboratories on new artistic strategies and modes of interdisciplinary co-operations.

In full appreciation of the ideas behind the historical Bauhaus movement and their lasting impact on today's affairs, the bauhaus lab project wants to further explore the present conditions for an innovative artistic practice across disciplines and national borders:

• where is the working place of the artist today?
• which are the interdisciplinary coalitions to be shared today and what for?

With the support of the Culture programme of the European Union (2007-2013) and on initiative of the Cultural Directorate of the City of Weimar, the bauhaus lab project is a co-operation between the following partners:

• the Architectural Association in London
• the C3 Centre for Culture & Communication Foundation, Budapest
• the non-profit organisation émaho in Marseille
• the cultural centre E-Werk in Weimar
• the contemporary theatre house Theaterhaus Jena.

In the course of this project and in the frame of the 90th anniversary of the Bauhaus the results of the research are presented to the public in various formats and further collaborative co-operations with external partners will be fostered:

exhibition /// festival /// interprofessional /// installation /// lecture /// media experiments /// studio /// performance /// public contest /// research /// seminar /// temporary building /// workshop

Please note: the working language of the bauhaus lab project is English. Nevertheless it might appear that local contributions may only be published in their local tongue: Deutsch, Française, Magyar.