Architectural Bestia

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Friday, Apr 2, 2021 7 PM — Tuesday, Aug 31, 2021 12 PM PDT

Online Event | Click here to attend and/or register

Architectural Bestia is curated by Hernán Díaz Alonso and designed by M. Casey Rehm. Featuring work by Atelier Manferdini, BairBalliet, Baumgartner+ Uriu Architects, Current Interests, Aminatou Fall, Florencia Pita & Co., Ramiro Diaz-Granados, Griffin Enright Architects, Soomeen Hahm Design, HDA-X, Kordae Henry, Kinch, Lifeforms.io, P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S, Ruy Klein, servo LA-Stockholm, SU11 Architecture + Design, Testa & Weiser, Tom Wiscombe Architecture, William Virgil, and Liam Young.

In every process of evolution, there’s a period of utmost contamination that lends the likelihood for the trajectories of species to start to mutate. within the last thirty years, design has experienced multiple paradigm shifts generated by an eruption of latest methodologies. These were derived mainly from new technologies, but also from a series of cultural changes, each prompting a reorganization within the culture of design, architecture, and art, and violating an old order, rendering it historical, obsolete. Today, perhaps as never before, we share a technical language that flows from discipline to discipline, altering the paths of previously discrete branches of data . Many practices—art, architecture, fashion, film, music—explore similar ambitions, ideas rippling across and among them. The notion of authorship itself is in flux. This virtual exhibition acknowledges and propels this phenomenon. It seeks to carve a path through a jungle of aesthetic and conceptual similarities to impress contamination. Through AI , the work featured are going to be exposed to a perpetual state of transformation and mutation. The exhibition gathers a key set of practices, primarily from architecture, but also from art and fashion, to reveal facets of the strange beast that the tumultuous paradigm shifts of recent decades have left behind.

Architectural Bestia Symposium

Watch Live: https://livestream.com/sciarc/events/9579559

Stream on Bilibili: http://live.bilibili.com/7394493

Online April 03, 2021 at 6:00pm – April 03, 2021 at 9:30pm
In every process of evolution, there’s a period of utmost contamination that lends the likelihood for the trajectories of species to start to mutate. within the last thirty years, design has experienced multiple paradigm shifts generated by an eruption of latest methodologies. These were derived mainly from new technologies, but also from a series of cultural changes, each prompting a reorganization within the culture of design, architecture, and art, and violating an old order, rendering it historical, obsolete. Today, perhaps as never before, we share a technical language that flows from discipline to discipline, altering the paths of previously discrete branches of data . Many practices—art, architecture, fashion, film, music—explore similar ambitions, ideas rippling across and among them. The notion of authorship itself is in flux. This virtual exhibition acknowledges and propels this phenomenon. It seeks to carve a path through a jungle of aesthetic and conceptual similarities to impress contamination. Through AI , the work featured are going to be exposed to a perpetual state of transformation and mutation. The exhibition gathers a key set of practices, primarily from architecture, but also from art and fashion, to reveal facets of the strange beast that the tumultuous paradigm shifts of recent decades have left behind.

This exhibition is generously supported by Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies within the Fine Arts.

Bestia Symposium Schedule

  • 6pm Hernán Díaz Alonso 6:05pm Casey Rehm
  • 6:15pm Panel 1 Objects Kristy Balliet (moderator) Marcelyn Gow, Tom Wiscombe, William Virgil, Ferda Kolatan, Marcelo Spina
  • 7pm Panel 2 Graphic Elena Manferdini (moderator) Florencia Pita, Devyn Weiser, Peter Testa, Ramiro Diazgranados, David Ruy
  • 7:45pm Panel 3 Simulators Damjan Jovanovic (moderator) Casey Rehm, Liam Young, Kordae Henry, Hernán Díaz Alonso, Aminatou Fall, Karel Klein
  • 8:30pm Panel 4 Spatial Matthew Au (moderator) John Enright, Margret Griffin, Soomeen Hahm, Herwig Baumgartner, Mira Henry
  • 9:15 – 9:30pm Graduate Admissions Q+A Elena Manferdini and Hao Wu

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