Person
László Moholy-Nagy
Directing · 1895–1946 · Bácsborsód
Biography
László Moholy-Nagy was a Hungarian painter and photographer as well as a professor in the Bauhaus school. He was highly influenced by constructivism and a strong advocate of the integration of technology and industry into the arts.
Known for

Der Feinschmecker
Other
Design Workshops
Director

ABC in Sound
Director
Lobsters
Director

Berlin Still-Life
Director

A Light-Play in Black-White-Gray
Director

Metropolitan Gypsies
Director
Interview with Students (no sound) and Display of Student Work
Director
Impressions of the Old Marseille Harbor
Director

Architects' Congress
Director
Filmography
- 2019The New BauhausHimself (archive footage)
- 1945Do Not DisturbDirector
- 1944Design WorkshopsDirector
- 1943Interview with Students (no sound) and Display of Student WorkDirector
- 1943Student Exhibition #1Director
- 1943Student Exhibition #2Director
- 1942Work of the Camouflage ClassDirector
- 1940Children's WorkshopDirector
- 1936The New Architecture and the London ZooDirector
- 1935LobstersDirector
- 1933Architects' CongressDirector
- 1933The Coming of the DialArt Direction
- 1933ABC in SoundDirector
- 1932Metropolitan GypsiesDirector
- 1930A Light-Play in Black-White-GrayDirector
- 1929Impressions of the Old Marseille HarborDirector
- 1926Berlin Still-LifeDirector
- —Der FeinschmeckerOther
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