VKhUTEMAS School

VKhUTEMAS (All-Russian Higher Artistic and Technical Studios) was a prominent Soviet arts and design school established in 1920 in Moscow. It aimed to integrate creative arts, crafts, and technical skills, fostering innovation aligned with socialist ideals. The school emphasized experimental approaches across disciplines like painting, sculpture, architecture, and graphic design, encouraging students to develop practical and revolutionary art forms. VKhUTEMAS played a significant role in shaping modernist art and design in Russia, inspiring future creative movements. The institution closed in 1930, but its influence persisted in the fields of art, architecture, and industrial design worldwide.