Thursday, September 10, 5pm
297 Tenth Avenue, New York
Free and open to the public
rsvp@olneygleason.com
Ahead of the opening reception for Pablo Bronstein: Clocks, join us for a conversation on Thursday, September 10 at 5pm between Bronstein and Dr. Edward Town, Associate Curator of Paintings and Sculpture at the Yale Center for British Art, within the exhibition. The pair will discuss Bronstein's latest body of work, featuring a suite of imagined antique mantel clocks complete with allegorical elements. An opening reception will follow the conversation.
Pablo Bronstein works across drawing, printmaking, film, and performance. He combines anachronistic elements to create architectural fantasies, exploring constructions of history, identity, and fiction. Merging stylistic elements from a range of periods and movements, Bronstein presents newly invented imagery as if it were documentary evidence, unraveling projections of human desire and imagination.
Dr. Edward Town is the Associate Curator of Paintings and Sculpture at the Yale Center for British Art in New Haven. His research focuses on British art of the early modern period and has published extensively in this area. He is the curator of John Constable: The Landscape Reimagined, which has just opened at Yale, and his forthcoming exhibition project Elizabethan Splendor: Power and Portraiture 1580-1620 will open in Fall of 2027.
