Institute of Design

The Institute of Design collections held by the University Archives and Special Collections contain a variety of materials which reflect the history of the school since its founding as the New Bauhaus of Chicago by László Moholy-Nagy in 1937. They include academic catalogs, class and school activities announcements, biographical materials, student work, exhibit catalogs, announcements of student and alumni professional activities, essays, speeches, periodical articles, photographs, scrapbooks and news clippings by and about the school and its members. Materials found within the Institute of Design collections pertain to institutional history; with few exceptions, University Archives and Special Collections does not hold the personal papers or creative output of former faculty of the Institute of Design or its predecessor schools.

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Krejci, Donald, Oral History Interview, 2011
Kostiner, Lewis, Oral History Interview, 2011
Sterling, Deborah Oral History Interview, 2011
Josephson, Kenneth, Oral History Interview, 2011
Mosher, Robert, Oral History Interview, 2011
Lutch, Michael, Oral History Interview, 2011
Leinwohl, Steffens, Oral History Interview, 2011
Burd, Richard, Oral History Interview, 2011
Langston, Judy Oral History Interview, 2011
Swedlund, Charles, Oral History Interview, 2011
Crane, Barbara, Oral History Interview, 2011
Gerlach, Monte, Oral History Interview, 2011
Palazzolo, Marcia, Oral History Interview, 2011
Douthat, Anita, Oral History Interview, 2011
Design Direction, Book 2
Chicago School of Design
Jay Doblin with unidentified Institute of Design students, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1955-1965
Jay Doblin's People Chair with an unidentified aluminum chair, ca. 1960
Marnie Averitt and Jay Doblin in Sparky the Electric Auto, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1961-1963
Takatsugu Sugiyama's Ribbon Chair, with Sugiyama and Jay Doblin in the background, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1960

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