The project began as part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of Bauhaus in 2019. Our aim was to visualize the special connection and mutual attraction between the Bauhaus and New England with a photo essay. Photographer Mark Römisch spent one year exploring and photographing the Bauhaus treasures located in Massachusetts, the direct result of Walter Gropius accepting a professorship at Harvard and settling in Lincoln, MA in 1937. Mark beautifully captures the essence of the little-known colonies in Wellfleet, Lincoln and Lexington, and their inhabitants.
