| 1913 | studies fine art in Munich (Azbé Schule) |
| 1914 | moves to Berlin where he soon (in 1915) joins Herwarth Walden to work for the art journal, Sturm |
| 1916-17 | first exhibitions in the gallery of Sturm, together with Max Ernst, Paul Klee, Alexander Archipenko. Teaches at Kunstschule of Sturm |
| 1917-18 | military service |
| April 1918 | exhibition in Galerie Dada, Zurich |
| 1919 | Walter Gropius hires Muche to join the Weimar Bauhaus |
| 1920 | at Bauhaus heads the weaving workshop |
| 1923 | first major Bauhaus exhibition curated by Muche. For this occasion, he designed the Haus am Horn, which first implemented the architectural principles of the new Bauhaus building style |
| 1925 | moves to Dessau with the Bauhaus |
| June 1927 | leaves Bauhaus to become a teacher at Johannes Itten’s Kunstschule in Berlin |
| 1931 | professor at Kunstakademie Breslau (today Wroclaw (Poland)) |
| 1933 | dismissed by the Nazis from Breslau, returns to Berlin |
| 1937 | 13 of his works confiscated from public museums; branded at exhibition “Entartete Kunst” in Munich |
| 1939-1958 | faculty member at Textilingenieurschule Krefeld |
| 1942 | at Kurt Herberts’ “Institut für Malstoffkunde” in Wuppertal (ith Oskar Schlemmer and Willi Baumeister) |
| 1960 | moves to Lindau, freelancing as an artist |
Georg Muche
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| last name: | Muche |
| first name: | Georg |
| birthday: | May 8, 1895 |
| birth-place: | Querfurt (Germany) |
| death date: | March 26, 1987 |
| died in: | Lindau (Germany) |
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