Max Creasy’s photographic exhibition Bad Language explores the relationship between the snapshot and architecture. Collaborating with group of architects and practices established in the past two decades – Kastler Skjeseth, Takeshi Hayatsu, OMMX, Sauter von Moos, Weyell Zipse and Lütjens Padmanabhan – Max Creasy investigates the idiosyncratic, humane, and humorous sensibilities (and possibilities) of the architectural image.

In this series of informal talks, Max will be joined in conversation by some of his architect collaborators, as well as curator of Bad Language, Guillermo Fernández-Abascal, as they discuss their projects, methods and inspirations.

The talks will be followed by the Bad Language exhibition opening from 6pm onwards in the AA Front Members’ Room and Bar.

The exhibition is kindly supported by the Embassy of Switzerland in the UK. With thanks to the University of Sydney.

Please get in touch to let us know of any access requirements that you might have and how we can best accommodate these by emailing publicprogramme@aaschool.ac.uk.

Please note that there is no step-free access to the first floor, where this exhibition is on display.

Image: Babylon, 2019, Max Creasy.

Discussing 'Bad Language'