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The Inevitability of Mannerism Symposium

This symposium organised by Mario Carpo and Francisco González de Canales brings together designers, critics, and historians to discuss the inevitability of contemporary mannerism. Most words we use bear meanings they acquired over time; we cannot invent a new language every time we speak. We need old words to communicate new ideas. This applies to all forms of communication, including visual. Today, a new image-making technology, Generative AI, is stunning the world--and unsettling design professionals--by making new stuff that is always and entirely derived from old stuff. Generative AI is not a spaceship; it is a time machine. Designers know that all they create derives to some extent from precedents they draw from; but they differ in the strategies they follow to acknowledge, or hide, the precedents to which they refer. In the past, European artists developed sophisticated strategies to conceptualise the way we refer to traditions we cannot avoid, but we do not endorse. They called that Mannerism. Today's mannerists, regardless of technologies, critique the language they use, using the only language they know. Timestamps 3:16 - Introduction, Francisco González de Canales - Professor of Architectural Composition at the University of Seville 11:57 - Introduction, Mario Carpo - Professor of Architectural History and Theory at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London 21:30 - Andrew Leach, Queensland University of Technology: Mannerism and Maniera in Contemporary Architecture 47:00 - Lina Malfona, University of Pisa: The Mannerist Phase in Architecture 1:15:45 - Peter Eisenman, Eisenman Architects: Mannerism Is Not a Style: it is an Architecture 1:42:32 - Roundtable and Q&A moderated by Mario Carpo 2:38:21 - Oliver Lutjens, Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen, Geometry, Order, and Mannerism 3:04:44 - Claudia Lynch, Lynch Architects: Mannerism as Creative Imagination and Critical Mimesis 3:30:17 - Kersten Geers, OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen: The Difficult Double 3:57:16 - Roundtable and Q&A moderated by Rosy Head, AA Chair of History and Theory 4:44:15 - Mark Foster Gage, Mark Foster Gage Architects, Yale School of Architecture: In Matters of Importance, Style is Everything 5:21:45 - Matias del Campo, SPAN, Technical University of Vienna: Classical // Anti // Classical. Training on Tradition, Outputting Estrangement: The Inevitability of Mannerism 5:44:49 - Groupwork: Giulio Romano and Ove Arup, the Tectonic and Surreal 6:10:52 - Roundtable and Q&A moderated by Theodore Spyropoulos, Programme Director, AADRL