The Cuban-born artist Ernesto Pujol is best known for his installation work, as well as his photographic images. He lectured at NYU and taking the audience through his recent installation as well as performance works. His latest pieces are walks, ritualistic performances in which he stands or walks through a particular setting, in silence. Other's document as well as participate in the journey. The works are evocative and subtly poignant. Other lectures in this series also seem worth while. The schedule is here.
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