Episode

S2 EP23 — Pablo Bronstein

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Superurbanism
Published
Jul 24, 2025
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2105
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Summary

Tim talks to Pablo Bronstein, a London‑based artist born in Argentina, known primarily for his beautiful, clever drawings which have been collected by the Pompidou, the Met and the British Museum. His latest project at Waddesdon Manor plays with design history and explores how national identities are constructed.