Avant-Garde Bauhaus by Herbert Bayer

As one of the more recognized designers from the Bauhaus Institution, Herbert Bayer was a teacher, art director, and architect originally from Austria who contributed a great deal of influence to the Bauhaus movement during 1919-1933.  His work represents the essence of Bauhaus design in its geometrical minimalism and style.  Really love the elemental simplicity and shape-shifting going on in these pieces here, very pleasing to the eye.

He's also made some nice fonts as well, with Universal being my favorite from him.

Bauhaus Posters from the Letters Only Exhibition

'Letters Only' is a gallery exhibition of typographic posters drawing influence from the Bauhaus movement, with some more contemporary than others.  With slight uses of tilts and slants in type and abstract shapes, its hard not to like anything Bauhaus.

via Swissinfo.ch

Creeze - Dead Disco party flyer designed by Bauhaus Univeristy student

Creeze aka Robert Hellmundt is a design student at Bauhaus University Weimar. He is also the artistic talent behind this creative flyer for Dead Disco.  The flyer was all done by hand out of construction paper and shot as is - look below for process photos and making-of video from Creeze's blog: