'The whole world is a Bauhaus', curated by Boris Friedewald and on display now at Museo la Tertulia, is an international travelling exhibition that brings together the different fronts of thought and action that marked the methodologies and approaches to art, creation and everyday life of the school. This exhibition was at the Center for Art and Media Technology (ZKM), in Karlsruhe (Germany), and in three Latin American cities: Buenos Aires (Argentina), CDMX (Mexico) and Havana (Cuba).
Composed of eight thematic axes focused on the period from 1919 to 1933, it proposes a tour through photographs, works on paper, documents, furniture and design objects, offering a look at the birth, configuration and development of this school: "Suspension in Space", "Experimentation", "Total Work of Art", "Community", "The New Man", "Art, Craftsmanship and Technique", "Radical Pedagogy" and "Encounters" reveal various aspects of the institution that radically transformed the way of understanding the link between art, craftsmanship and life.
