Pablo Bronstein Joins Olney Gleason, First Show Set for 2026
The London-based artist Pablo Bronstein is now represented by the New York gallery Olney Gleason, in partnership with Galleria Franco Noero and Herald St. His inaugural exhibition is set to take place in September 2026, showcasing a new collection of oversized clock faces created with acrylic on paper—part of an ongoing series he has been developing for nearly ten years. Originally from Argentina, Bronstein has dedicated two decades to reinterpreting architectural history through intricate drawings that merge Baroque, Rococo, and Postmodern styles. His artistic endeavors encompass printmaking, site-specific installations, films, and choreography, often oscillating between satire and kitsch by framing fictional narratives as historical records. The clock-face pieces further his exploration of architectural history, decorative arts, and visual culture.
Key facts
- Olney Gleason now represents Pablo Bronstein.
- Bronstein's first exhibition with Olney Gleason opens September 2026.
- The exhibition will feature new enlarged clock faces in acrylic on paper.
- Bronstein has been working on the clock-face series for nearly a decade.
- Bronstein is represented in collaboration with Herald St and Galleria Franco Noero.
- Bronstein is London-based and Argentina-born.
- His work blends Baroque, Rococo, and Postmodern aesthetics.
- His practice includes drawing, printmaking, installations, films, and choreography.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Olney Gleason
- Herald St
- Galleria Franco Noero
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Waddesdon Manor
- Chengdu Biennale
- Tate Britain
Locations
- New York
- London
- Argentina
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Buenos Aires
- Buckinghamshire
- UK
- Chengdu
- China