Diagonalism is the term applied to the culmination of human endeavors that have relied on the strength that comes from triangulation. It can be  found in design, architecture, theory, philosophy and culture.  It is seen as a reaction to postmodernism. The middle way – diagonal way between the structural verticality of the traditional hegemony and the rhizomic horizontality.

Collaborating with local artisans and using “Design Thinking,”  innovative products from indigenous handmade traditions can successfully compete in the global marketplace.  Fair trade, economic development and employable skills training help empower the underserved of our world.

Preserving the mission of the Chicago Bauhaus to ensure that the history and influence of Bauhaus principles taught by László Moholy-Nagy, is preserved and documented for future generations.  Promoting: research, exhibitions, publications,  design reproductions , and educational programs for the arts community, and the general public.