Difference between revisions of "Oskar Hansen"
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| − | + | Born 1922 in Helsinki. Died 2005. Polish architect, theoretician, painter, educator. | |
| − | + | Studied at the Faculty of Mechanical Technology at the University of [[Vilnius]] and [[Warsaw]] University of Technology Faculty of Architecture (degree in 1951 at Romuald Gutt). In 1948, he went to [[Paris]] where he studied painting with Fernand Léger. He practiced architecture with Pierre Jeanneret. From 1955 he was a lecturer, and since 1967 a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in [[Warsaw]]. His teaching theories and (especially [[Open Form]] theory has had a huge influence on his students, among others, [[Gregory Kowalski]], [[Zofia Kulik]], [[Elizabeth Cieslar]], [[Emil Cieslar]], [[Victor Gutt]] and others. In 1957, solo exhibition. In 2005, the retrospective exhibition "Towards the open form" invitation National Gallery of Art (Warsaw). | |
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| + | Developed [[Open Form]] theory. He developed the concept of urban development of cities the future ("The continuous linear system (LCD) and "Continuous Form"). His theories are used in the BAS (Bergen School of Architecture) in Bergen in Norway, founded in 1983 by his disciple Svein Hatløy. | ||
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* Oskar Hansen "Ku formie otwartej", red. Jola Gola, układ graficzny Oskar Hansen, Fundacja Galerii Foksal (Warszawa), Revolver (Frankfurt), we współpracy z Muzeum ASP w Warszawie, 2005. | * Oskar Hansen "Ku formie otwartej", red. Jola Gola, układ graficzny Oskar Hansen, Fundacja Galerii Foksal (Warszawa), Revolver (Frankfurt), we współpracy z Muzeum ASP w Warszawie, 2005. | ||
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Revision as of 23:58, 29 January 2009
Born 1922 in Helsinki. Died 2005. Polish architect, theoretician, painter, educator.
Studied at the Faculty of Mechanical Technology at the University of Vilnius and Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Architecture (degree in 1951 at Romuald Gutt). In 1948, he went to Paris where he studied painting with Fernand Léger. He practiced architecture with Pierre Jeanneret. From 1955 he was a lecturer, and since 1967 a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. His teaching theories and (especially Open Form theory has had a huge influence on his students, among others, Gregory Kowalski, Zofia Kulik, Elizabeth Cieslar, Emil Cieslar, Victor Gutt and others. In 1957, solo exhibition. In 2005, the retrospective exhibition "Towards the open form" invitation National Gallery of Art (Warsaw).
Developed Open Form theory. He developed the concept of urban development of cities the future ("The continuous linear system (LCD) and "Continuous Form"). His theories are used in the BAS (Bergen School of Architecture) in Bergen in Norway, founded in 1983 by his disciple Svein Hatløy.
- Literature
- Oskar Hansen "Ku formie otwartej", red. Jola Gola, układ graficzny Oskar Hansen, Fundacja Galerii Foksal (Warszawa), Revolver (Frankfurt), we współpracy z Muzeum ASP w Warszawie, 2005.
