Bauhus and the 60's psychedellic movement

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Bauhaus will definitely be remembered, since their influence is still rampant in modern design and architecture, but the 60's flower power memery was just a fad that nostalgic boomers and uninspired graphic designers trot out every few years for a "retro" throwback.

>>2815713

but the velvet underground and nico is one of the best rock albums ever created and that cane from the 60's.

>>2815127
People on this board are obsessed with labelling anything that isn't classical Greco-Roman "degeneracy"

>>2815729
yes, but that doesn't translate to the rest of the psychedic movement having the same influence over history.

>>2815733
That's /pol/. True /his/ loves Bauhaus.

If you hate Bauhaus you might for example don't use internet at all or break your phone, because Bauhaus is where literally everything where there's function prior to form and decor came from

it's literally just a bunch of talentless fucks trying to be edgy because it's the only way they would be taken serious as their actual painting skill isn't good and if it is, it's generic

Source: looking up paintings by edgy artists they made before joining the trend

>>2815822
It is practically autism and "art" colliding.

>thread about art
>no images of the art being discussed
how disappointing

>>2815808
Are you deranged? The Beat generation, the European Nouvelle Vague, the post-war Modernists; they are all major influences covering several subjects from poetry to architecture to music and fashion. Each spawned several other currents such as the Hippies, Pop-Art or Brutalism, and gave birth to incredibly rich ideologies and new, radical values. Their value is incontestable. It's rich and worthwhile.

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>>2816463
>The Beat generation, the European Nouvelle Vague, the post-war Modernists;
those aren't hippies/psychedelic flower power freaks ya butthurt faggotus maximus.
where did I even mention any of those in my post?

>>2816678
The Beat directly influenced the Hippie movement. See Neal Cassady's impact on the Grateful Dead with the "Further" bus, for instance.

>>2815127
Psycadelics gave us great visionaries like Steve Jobs. It was incredibly important.

>>2816741
>originator of the "make everything touchscreen" meme
Steve Jobs burn in hell.

>>2816741
>great visionaries like Steve Jobs
Shit bait, apply yourself

>>2816754
>>2816756
>t. people who weren't founders of the world's richest company

>>2816754
The phone you're using is probably a touchscreen.

Bauhaus was an inherently communist movement based on communist philosophy. It's essentially Cultural Marxism in the form of an art movement. Art Deco was better, anyway, and I'm excited about the imminent Art Deco revival.

>>2816730
They were an influence but it only goes so far. Kerouac for example, didn't buy into the politics of the time and despised LSD.

>>2815729
>velvet underground and nico

Had nothing to do with the psychedelic scene.

>>2816878
He fucking loved speed, though.

>>2817013
Funny enough, the "Summer of Love" collapsed into a massive speed and later, heroin problem in the Frisco area.

>>2816463
>incredibly rich ideologies and radical values
lol
>>2815729
As much value as the biggest turd ever shat

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abstract expressionism coming through

>>2815127
What exactly does the Bauhaus and the 60's psychedelic movement have incomine?

>>2815729
It's the album that perhaps killed psychedelic movement and founded the underground/alternative movement from the corpse, imo.

>>2818020
IIRC Lou Reed couldn't stand hippies. They were not anywhere remotely near flower power.

>>2818030
Are the Doors part of the psychedelic movement?