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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László Moholy-Nagy at the Institute of Design, Chicago, Illinois, 1944
Unbreakable wooden springs,  ca. 1942
Jack Waldheim working on a woodcut with a circular saw, Chicago School of Design/Institute of Design, Chicago, Illinois, ca. early 1940s
Students in a Chicago School or Design or Institute of Design paper cutting class, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1942-1945
Evening Lectures, 1939 - 1940
Light Drawing - Head
Wire Eyes
Focused view for camera: Catalogue
Planets
Closed Eye
Plaster Hand and Screen
Untitled
Barbara Jeanmire at School of Design in Chicago Camouflage Course exhibit, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1942
School of Design in Chicago Exhibit B, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1941-1943
Experiments in camouflage, School of Design in Chicago Exhibit B, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1941-1943
Student with sculpture, Chicago, Illinois, ca. 1940s
Light Drawing With Folded Paper
Untitled

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