Picturing Modernisim takes a look at one of the most under-rated, but influential members of the Bauhaus. It explores, not only the ways and means that this genuis came to discover a new vision, but also the forces that molded and shaped him into the artist, teacher and visionary that he was. For an excellent introduction and exploration into one of the visionaries of the 20th century, you would be hard pressed to find anythjing better, or more rewarding than this!!

Complete in criteria for the men of those times, embarked in the ambitious project of modernity, yet for these times incomplete, which is absolutely comprehensible. The "problem of man in space" as so called by Oskar Schlemmer, protrudes on us an intense intrigue on what the new form of theater should be, should it be the translation of a piece of literature onto space ?, or should it be the craft of developing space itself into an entity of meaning. He leaves us without an answer, but suggests a better question.