Don't miss the Codex Mexico: The Book as Art Exhibition Symposium and Book Fair from April 19th - 20th at the Mexican Cultural Institute. On Friday, April 19th, attendees will have the opportunity to hear short panels such as ...
Don't miss the Codex Mexico: The Book as Art Exhibition Symposium and Book Fair from April 19th - 20th at the Mexican Cultural Institute. On Friday, April 19th, attendees will have the opportunity to hear short panels such as ...
Join us for a lecture by Susan Toomey Frost, distinguished Hugo Brehme scholar and author ofTimeless Mexico: The Photographs of Hugo Brehme as she explores the Mexican Cultural Institute'sVisions of Mexico...
The third installment of Acoustic Africa’s exhilarating journey focuses on the richness of African vocal traditions, featuring three of the continent’s singers: Dobet Gnahore (Ivory Coast), one of the most vibrant performers in world...
Join us for an evening of anthropological inquiry with Diana Magaloni, director of Mexico’s celebrated Museum of Anthropology, as she lectures on Mayan muralist technique and the Murals of Bonampak. The famed pre-Columbian...
Michael Akin is President of Reingold LINK, a DC-based strategic communications and community relations firm. He proudly serves on the boards of Cultural Tourism DC and...
Join us for an intimate and alluring music with Mercedes Gomez, a world-renowned harpist from Mexico City. Gomez, a member of Mexico’s UNAM Philharmonic Orchestra, will perform a repertoire that incorporates diverse...
Join us for a night of beautiful and compelling music from Mexico, Spain, and Argentina with flutist Marisa Canales and pianist Roberto Hidalgo, as they join their talent to invite us to a journey through Spain and Latin America with music by...
In November, 2011 the United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture (UNESCO) inscribed Mexico’s Mariachi, string music, song and trumpet, on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity,...
The ancient Maya of the Yucatan peninsula crafted hundreds, if not thousands, of figurines, during the years AD 600-900, offering them in burials on the Island of Jaina. Some of these figurines were made in molds, and thus mass-...
Join us for a conversation with Kathy Thornton-Bias, President of the Retail Division at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Ana Ellena Mallet, independent curator who specializes in contemporary art and design, and...
The Mexican Revolution—that violent, inchoate, never-quite-complete break with the past—opened a new era in Mexican art and letters now known as the "Mexican Renaissance." In Mexico City, a coterie of artists...
Known for his captivating use of color, Rufino Tamayo created a unique form of modernism in Mexico. At the forefront of taking on the international/national and abstraction/figuration debates that preoccupied modern Mexican artists during...
The man-made island of Jaina, off the northern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in the State of Campeche, was an extremely important Mayan ritual and religious site in the Classic Period (600 – 900 AD), as evidenced by its laborious...
With its main street, town square, and distinct boundaries, Mount Pleasant still feels like the village it once was. As the city grew around it after the Civil War, Mount Pleasant evolved into a fashionable streetcar suburb, sprouting...
With its main street, town square, and distinct boundaries, Mount Pleasant still feels like the village it once was. As the city grew around it after the Civil War, Mount Pleasant evolved into a fashionable streetcar suburb, sprouting businesses...
This special presentation, co-organized with the Latin American Center for Graduate Studies in Music of Catholic University, will include a lecture and concert in honor of Dr. Robert L. Parker, a distinguished scholar of Mexican music. The...
Join us for the screening of the documentary La Historia en la Mirada (Mexico, 2010), which includes previously unseen vintage footage of the Mexican Revolution.
Featuring images saved, preserved and digitally restored by the Filmoteca of...
Join us for the opening of the traditional Day of the Dead Altar, a quintessentially Mexican tradition and one of our most colorful displays of the year. The Day of the Dead is the result of the fusion of indigenous and Spanish...
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