Found 3 collections related to Dance -- Mexico

The Mexico Profundo "Light and Shadows" exhibit showcased photographs of traditional Mexican dances that occur during fiestas by Mexican photographers Roberto Aschentrupp, Abril Cabrera Aguilar, Diego Huerta, Mario Aguirre Mazón, and Octavio Nava in 2014. The collection, dating from 2007 to 2014, holds prints and wall text used in the exhibit staged at the reading room of The New York Library for the Performing Arts, additional shots not used in the exhibit, pictures of the opening, ephemera, and a review. less

Roberto Aschentrupp Toledo studied Mexican cinema at Universidad Nacional Autonoma and has also written on the subject. He lives in mexico City. Approximately 77 color photos documenting traditional dances of Mexico. The photos were taken by Roberto Aschentrupp Toledo between 1988 and 1991. Depicted are Diablos, Judios, Machetes, Matlachines, Moros, Tecuantes, Tejorones, and Tlacololero dancers participating in Carnavals, Corpus Christi festivals, Dia de Muertos and Holy Week observances, fiestas, and parties in various Mexican States such as Guerrero, Michoacan, Oaxaca, Tlaxcala, and Zacatecas. The photos were exhibited at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, by the Dance Collection (now Jerome Robbins Dance Division) in 1993 and the poster is included in the collection. less