Šuillakku - Corral Version by Roberto Cuoghi

Roberto Cuoghi's ongoing solo exhibition at New York City's New Museum is immersing visitors within an unconventional multimedia experience. Šuillakku - Corral Version uses sound to evoke an Assyrian Lament dating from the 7th century BC.
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