#Ernesto Pujol

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Slow-stitched Navigation

A Library Gallery exhibition by Malini Basu

We highly recommend making your way to see Malini Basu's exhibition: Slow-stitched Navigation, in the Library Gallery.

Exhibition: Tuesday, February 14–Monday, March 6 Library Gallery @mcad

Introduction to the installation by Malini Basu:

I have never been good at directions—short walks that should be second nature to me could turn into hour-long meanders. When I moved from my home in India to the Twin Cities, I embraced the GPS system on my phone wholeheartedly, enjoying the ease with which I was able to navigate the public transit systems and the city at large. I followed the guiding blue line unquestioningly, trusting that I was being fed the most efficient path. Unsurprisingly, my mindless navigation did not assuage the disconnect I felt towards the cityscape I walked in and land I lived on. In this body of work, I lean into slower modes of traversing the city. I focus on building an observational practice for myself, using objects found on the sidewalks as cues to look up and take note of my surroundings. I gradually build out my own mental map by tying the object to the surrounding intersection, the plants in season around me, the smells, the cracks in the sidewalks, my personal memories in that area. This practice led to tactile explorations of how I can connect my body to my movements through a place. While this project began as a response to navigating Minnesota, I was able to continue this mindful observation while in India this past winter. The works in this show thus reflect walks in both Minneapolis as well as Kolkata.

Recommended library books:

Wanderlust: Actions, Traces, Journeys, 1967-2017, by Rachel Adams, Rebecca Solnit, Lori Waxman, and Jane McFadden

The Map as Art: Contemporary Artists Explore Cartography, by Katharine A Harmon and Gayle Clemans

Walking and Mapping: Artists as Cartographers, by Karen O’Rourke

Walking Art Practice: Reflections on Socially Engaged Paths, by Ernesto Pujol

The Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats

Fray: Art and Textile Politics, by Julia Bryan-Wilson 

Drawing from Memory, by Allen Say (on order)

[chez-mimich]

Matteo Osmieri e Alessia Binda. Conservatorio Guido Cantelli di Novara, febbraio 2023. Se Manuel De Falla e Màximo Diego Pujol sono universalmente conosciuti, molto meno conosciuti sono Gabriel Estarellas, Vicente Asencio, Javier Parrado, Ernesto Cordero. Nel variegato programma dei concerti del Cantelli, un nell’omaggio a chitarra e flauto nella musica spagnola.

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Exposición "La muerte no existe. El espíritu ni nace ni muere", que se podrá ver hasta el 26 de septiembre.

Organizada por la Fundación Térvalis junto al Monasterio Santa Maria Del Olivar en colaboración con Turismo y Cultura Andorra Sierra de Arcos y el apoyo de la Universitat Politècnica de València UPV y el Museo Provincial de Teruel - DPT

Comisariado: Gene Martín y Alejandro Mañas Garcia

Artista: Eulalia Valldosera, Ernesto Artillo, Joana Cera, Leo Tena, Diego Aznar Remón, Mariano Calvé, Ramón Boter, Quinita Fogué, Fernando Gaya, Alina Rotzinger, Lucia Villarroya Gorbe, Gene Martín, Marianela Morales, Hugo Casanova, Carmen Solsona, Artista visual Alejandro MAÑAS, Araceli García, Circulo de Agua, Carolina Cañada, Robyn Chadwick, Jose Miguel Abril Aznar, Mijael Riggieri, Mateo Patón, Carlos Pujol, Sandra Money, Reyes Esteban, Marta Ortega, Laura Kmetz, Laura Rubio y Luis Salvador.

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Ernesto Pujol in the Brooklyn Rail

Ernesto Pujol (AP Faculty) reflects on his recent performance, The Listeners in the Brooklyn Rail. He has also contributed the introductory text to Current Landscape: Walking Across Puerto Rico.

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Walking Art Practice: Reflections on Socially Engaged Paths by Ernesto Pujol

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Ernesto Pujol Cuban, born 1957 “Mother of All Souls” 2010 Inkjet print Photo is taken by: @robertpuffjr Ernesto Pujol is a New York-based conceptual artist with an interdisciplinary art and curatorial practice. He is greatly influenced by feminist art and theory. This piece of work was very moving for me. If you zoom in closely, look at her hands. What do you think and feel about this print? Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA #ernesto #pujol #ernestopujol #utahmuseumoffinearts #historyofart #arthistory #greatworksofart #artmuseum #art #artist #masterpiece #painting #museumvisit #artlover #artists #artblogger (at Utah Museum of Fine Arts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CchdG4Rur-8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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A massive Brazilian military exercise in the Amazon involved 3,600 soldiers and unprecedented rocket fire. During the simulation, Trump’s Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, was visiting  Roraima, and triggered a diplomatic crisis by talking about “taking” Nicolás Maduro “out of there”.

Update December 19 2020: Due to an official request made by the leader of the PT in Congress, Ênio Verri, Defense Minister Fernando Azevedo e Silva admitted that the Brazilian Army exercise in September, which simulated a war in the Amazon, included United States military personnel. According to an article published by O Globo, most of the questions asked by parliamentarians were not answered, such as whether Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who was visiting the region at that time, was fully informed about the simulation.

By Plinio Teodoro. Revista Fórum.

The Brazilian Army spent R$6 million on fuel and transport alone to simulate a war against Venezuela in the Amazon in September, while the Jair Bolsonaro government declared the diplomatic representatives of the Nicolás Maduro government in the country as persona non grato and recognized personnel indicated by Juan Guaidó.

According to a report by Vinicius Sassine in newspaper O Globo this Wednesday (14th), the war exercise was carried out on a battlefield in which soldiers from the “Blue” country had to expel invaders from the “Red” country. Information about the “war”, unprecedented in the country’s history, was obtained via Freedom of Information law.

“Within the situation created and with the means awarded, it was the first time that this type of operation took place”, the Army told the newspaper.

The simulation took place between September 8 and 22 and involved 3,600 soldiers in the cities of Manacapuru, Moura and Novo Airão, in the state of Amazonas.

On the 18th, Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State, paid a visit to Roraima and, during a meeting with Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ernesto Araújo, created a diplomatic and Brazilian domestic political crisis by saying “let’s get him out of there”, in reference to the Venezuelan president Maduro, which was later attributed to a translation error. The meeting took place the day after Brazilian Foreign Ministry Itamaraty published a communication promoting the “extinction of the dictatorial regime of Maduro”.

According to information from the Brazilian Army itself, the exercise involved “vehicles, aircraft (planes and helicopters), ferries, regional vessels, ferry boats, artillery, the Astros rocket launching system, cannons, machine guns, ‘howitzer’ Oto Melara, and mortars 60, 81 and 120 mm, in addition to special vehicles and trucks ”.

Defense Minister General Fernando Azevedo e Silva and Army Commander Edson Leal Pujol travelled to the “conflict” zone on September 14 and watched the missile fire.

Enemies

In his war against “communism”, Jair Bolsonaro went to social media on Wednesday (14), a few hours after the news was released, inciting his supporters against Venezuela and also against Argentina and Cuba, which are governed by the left .

“There is an economic model that has achieved the impossible: meatless Argentina. Venezuela without oil. Sugar-free Cuba”, Bolsonaro wrote, with a photo of a lone protester, probably in Argentina.

A twitter user mocked the President’s post, responding: “Brazil without rice”.

The Brazilian Army posted two promotional videos for the Amazon exercise.

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@alfredoginocchio presenta la primera exposición individual de Hiroshi Okuno en su espacio de Polanco. Okuno (Gifu, Japón 1984) trabaja siguiendo las tendencias representativas de la cerámica japonesa, mezclándo las técnicas tradicionales con la estética contemporánea. De ata misma manera, desde el año 2009 en que se instala en Mexico, continúa trabajando, inspirado en la rica tradición mexicana de cerámica. La ocasión también marca la presencia de artistas que producen y dirigen el Taller Mono Rojo, Estudio independiente de producción de cerámica, que se encuentra en la CDMX. Fue fundado en 2012 por Hiroshi Okuno, Ernesto Diez (Oaxaca) y Olmo Uribe (CDMX). Desde entonces el estudio ha operado como centro experimental de producción que incluye su propio programa de residencia artística. Entre los creadores que el taller ha recibido se incluyen a Tsubasa Kato (Japón), Adison Woolsey (USA), Rodrigo Treviño (Mex) y Nicolás Wills (Colombia) . . #embajadadejapon #ceramica #clay #porcelanajaponesa #artecontemporaneo #rokai #pujol #mifavorito #mychoice #restaurantepujol @wanwansakaba @pujolrestaurant #coleccionistas https://www.instagram.com/p/BnB68jgl_Fe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vtusd8wzy16z

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Plano de trabalho da CPI da Covid-19 prevê oitivas de Pazuello, Araújo, Guedes e prefeito de Manaus

Às vésperas da instalação da CPI da Covid-19, o senador Alessandro Vieira (Cidadania-SE) elaborou um plano de trabalho que prevê a convocação de, ao menos, seis ministros ou ex-ministros do governo Bolsonaro para dar explicações sobre o enfrentamento da pandemia do novo coronavírus no país. Segundo a minuta da proposta, obtida pela Jovem Pan, representantes do Fórum dos Governadores, secretários do Ministério da Saúde, integrantes da área de comunicação do Executivo federal, o prefeito de Manaus, David Almeida (Avante), o secretário de Saúde do Amazonas e o coordenador do comitê de crise do Estado também devem ser convocados para oitivas. A primeira sessão do colegiado deve ocorrer na quinta-feira, 22, quando serão oficializados os nomes da cúpula da CPI – segundo acordo costurado pela maioria dos integrantes, Omar Aziz (PSD-AM), Randolfe Rodrigues (Rede-AP) e Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) serão, respectivamente, presidente, vice-presidente e relator.

Além do ex-ministro da Saúde, Eduardo Pazuello, os senadores querem ouvir o ex-secretário executivo da pasta, coronel Élcio Franco, e o ex-comandante do Exército Edson Pujol, para explicar a produção de cloroquina, medicamento ineficaz no combate à Covid-19, pelo laboratório ligado às Forças Armadas. O atual ministro da Saúde, Marcelo Queiroga, pode ser ouvido para apresentar dados sobre a efetiva carência dos medicamentos e insumos que compõem o kit intubação em todo o país. Os parlamentares também defendem a convocação de Luiz Henrique Mandetta e Nelson Teich, antecessores de Pazuello na Saúde.

O ministro da Economia, Paulo Guedes, deve ser chamado para dar explicações sobre os recursos gastos com o auxílio emergencial e de outras medidas econômicas de contenção da pandemia. Demitido após pressão do Congresso, o ex-ministro das Relações Exteriores, Ernesto Araújo, deve ser convocado para detalhar quais foram as ocasiões em que o Itamaray atuou para conseguir vacinas e insumos para o país e se questões ideológicas provocaram o insucesso dessa empreitada. A minuta também prevê um depoimento do ex-chefe da Secretaria de Comunicação Social da Presidência da República, Fábio Wajngarten, para detalhar as propagandas realizadas pelo governo federal para conscientizar a população.

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Por que Omar Aziz tem o apoio da maioria dos senadores para presidir a CPI da Covid-19

Por questões sanitárias, o documento sugere que as sessões ocorram de forma semipresencial. “Audiências públicas e oitivas de testemunhas convocadas na qualidade de informantes poderiam ocorrer remotamente. Com relação às testemunhas que prestem compromisso e a eventuais acareações, os trabalhos podem funcionar de forma semipresencial, com apenas alguns dos Senadores in loco”, diz o texto.

O plano de trabalho também afirma que houve “tentativas de desacreditar e retardar, por disputa ideológica, a vacina Coronavac por ter sido desenvolvida por empresa chinesa em parceria com o Instituto Butantan”. “Quando dezenas de países já tinham adquirido vacinas e preparado planos de vacinação, o Ministério da Saúde sequer havia assegurado um estoque adequado de agulhas e seringas e tampouco de vacinas”, acrescenta a proposta.

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Ernesto Pujol on the Present Moment

AP Faculty member Ernesto Pujol speaks to Common Edge about his practice and the present moment.

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Ernesto Pujol. 2009-10.  Lamb I, Lamb II.  Archival digital print. Size: 32.5 × 46 inches.

The first photograph shows a man next to a lake, and then he disappears, there is no third photo of him returning. It is a beautiful, powerful and haunting piece that provides endless possibilities. The viewers' state of mind will most certainly change how this piece is perceived. I see it as a symbol of physical body liberation and being spiritually free. Pujol spending four years in a monastery lends to this piece to provide space and rest of the mind, something that I am aiming for through my practice.

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La 1 ya graba ‘La Caza. Tramuntana’

La caza Tramuntana ha comenzado este martes su rodaje en la sierra mallorquina. La sargento Campos viaja a la localidad ficticia de Tramuntana para resolver un nuevo caso, lleno de vueltas de tuerca, que les adentrará en los misterios que esconden estos bellos parajes.

Megan Montaner y Alain Hernández dan vida de nuevo a la sargento Campos y el cabo Gamero, y Félix Gómez será el cabo Ernesto Suecia, el nuevo compañero de Sara Campos. Acompañan al trío protagonista los intérpretes Llum Barrera, Tristán Ulloa, Sara Rivero, Elia Galera, Blanca Apilánez, Ingrid Rubio, Óscar Molina, Victoria Pages, Andrew Tarbet, Francesc Albiol, Jaime Pujol, Xavi Frau, Belén Fabra, Jorge Suquet, Ernest Villegas, Miquel Gelabert y Carles Molinet, entre otros.

En esta temporada, la serie contará también con la colaboración especial de Beatriz Carvajal. Y especial protagonismo tendrán los adolescentes, con Zoe Stein, Maria Mercado, Nadia Al Saaidi, Jorge Motos y Álvaro Rico.

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Monday Motivation | The Benefits of Teamwork

Kick off your week with Monday Motivation!

Tip of the week:

Job hunting doesn’t have to be a lonely experience. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, talk to your friends who are also looking for new positions and combine your job search efforts! You may practice your interviews, review each other’s resumes and cover letters, or just get together to vent your frustrations. Emotional support might be the missing key to give you that extra boost of energy that will make you shine in your next interview.  

This week’s highlighted jobs:

Executive Director Arts Council for Monterey County Seaside, CA

Exhibitions Coordinator Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD

Chief Preparator Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Stanford, CA

Music Coral Teaching Artist FringeArts Philadelphia, PA

Operations Manager Yale School of Art New Haven, CT

This week’s highlighted opportunities:

NPAF Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park Summer Residencies National Parks Arts Foundation Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, HI

Call for Pollock-Krasner Mid-Career Residency Applications The Fine Arts Work Center  Provincetown, MA

Sculpture and Visual Artist Residency Gilbertsville Expressive Movement, Inc Gilbertsville, NY

Global Arts Management Fellowship DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the University of Maryland Washington, DC

Find more jobs and opportunities on NYFA Classifieds.

This post is part of a regular blog series, NYFA Creative Careers. Let us know what careers you’d like to learn more about by visiting us on Twitter: @nyfacurrent and using the hashtag #NYFAClassifieds.

- Molly Martin, Director of Sales & Communications

Image: Ernesto Pujol (Fellow in Interdisciplinary Work ’18); Systems of Weight; 2016; public, group, durational performance 

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Art in Odd Places 2019: INVISIBLE

Art in Odd Places 2019: INVISIBLE curated by LuLu LoLo, along 14th Street from Avenue C to the Hudson River will present artists who are sixty years old+ along with various forms of intergenerational collaborations on October 17-20. In addition to the festival the Promenade of Visual Flâneurs features artists who will saunter and stroll with their paintings, sculptures, and costumes en mass the entire 2.2-mile length of 14th Street on Saturday, October 19 & Sunday, October 20 from 2-4pm. 

Artists: Sally Apfelbaum | Perry Bard in collaboration with Walking the City SVA MFA | Matthew Burcaw and Carmen Rodriguez | Mary Campbell | Hector Canonge in collaboration with Verónica Peña. Music by Lorin Roser. Guest artist: Nobuho Nagasawa. | Marian Casey and Anne Wallace | Billy X Curmano | Irina Danilova and Hiram Levy | Donna Maria De Creeft | Laure Drogoul | Nicolás Dumit Estévez Raful Espejo, Jane Clarke, Chip Conley, Julie Davey, and Linda Mary Montano | Edward Einhorn: Andrea Gallo and Jan Leslie Harding | Terry S. Hardy and Hermelindo Rabanales | Donna Henes | Eileen Hoffman and Izzy Nova | IGUANA: Bonnie Sue Stein and Sherry Erskine with Sarazina Stein, Caitlin Erskine, Emla La Rochelle, John Erskine, Roberta Levine, Michelle BeShaw and Vit Horejs | Ienke Kastelein | Michael Krasowitz | MeChelle LaChaux | Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt | Valborg Fletre Linn and Hjordis Linn-Blanford | Barbara Lubliner | Henrietta Mantooth and Nicky Draven |  Linda Mary Montano, Leah Aron, Christen Clifford, Rachel Hillery, Amanda Hunt, Martina Lundstrom, Esther Smith | Arezoo Moseni | Angela Muriel | Vernita Nemec aka N’Cognita  | Laura Nova and Cheryl Moch | Jody Oberfelder | Pat Oleszko | Connie Perry | Mario Petrirena |  Lucio Pozzi | Claudia Prado, Solveig Gurgitano, María Nóbrega, and Irene Prieto | Ernesto Pujol, supporting the work of women artists Kate Harding, Sara Jimenez, Erin Sweeny, Joy Whalen, and Riva Weinstein | Flash Rosenberg | Arlene Rush | Gale Sasson | Miriam Schaer | Anna Marie Shogren | Harley J. Spiller | Priscilla Stadler | Eileen Standley, Mary Fitzgerald and Clare Fleury |  | Chin Chih Yang

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Behind the scenes at @pujolrestaurant. Thanks for showing us the kitchen, Ernesto! (at PUJOL) https://www.instagram.com/p/ById7NbhyhO/?igshid=guio3d9wn0se