The Bauhaus-Manifest 2026 has gained additional support, with 1,600 new signatories from cultural, scientific, craftsmanship, design, and architectural sectors. Prominent figures, institutions, and private individuals have joined the initiative. Staatsminister Wolfram Weimer praised the broad support, stating it reflects the enduring relevance of Bauhaus principles such as freedom of artistic thought, independence, openness, and innovation. The Bauhaus, founded in 1919 in Weimar, was relocated to Dessau in 1926 and eventually closed in 1933 under Nazi pressure. Its sites in Weimar, Dessau, and Bernau are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The manifesto emphasizes defending these principles as integral to Germany’s democracy. Supporters can learn more and join at Bauhaus-Manifest 2026 | Akademie der Künste.
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