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Cinq a Six | Mar 2, 2013 | 6:02

Are we too nostalgic?

Abstract art, clean-lined modern architecture and unconventional music appeal to some. But recent creations seem inaccessible - and even unpleasant - to many others. At the same time, new houses mimic Victorian design and Impressionist paintings attract huge crowds. Do we have a problem with modernism, or are we just nostalgic? Listen to Jeanette's interview with professor Sandeep Bhagwati.

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