Mexican classical music is part of the theme of the annual Madison Early Music Festival. The theme for this year’s concert at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is “El Nuevo Mundo: The Age of Exploration in the New World.” Performers include The Rose Ensemble, Ensemble Viscera, and Chatham Baroque. The Rose Ensemble, led by Jordan Sramek, presents an intricate variety of Mexican dances and holiday music from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. The ensemble is from St. Paul and is composed of 10 singers playing the violin, the viola da gamba (a Mexican version of a cello), and the vihuela de mano (a soft toned guitar).
Archive for July, 2011
Madison Early Music Festival in Wisconsin Will Feature Mexican Classical Music and Free Lectures
Posted in Music, tagged Mexican classical music on July 29, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Ke$ha heads to Mexico for first time in MTV special (via www.allheadlinenews.com)
Posted in Music on July 29, 2011| Leave a Comment »
MTV Latin America has announced that the international concert event, World Stage Mexico, will feature pop sensation Ke$ha in her first performance in Mexico.
The grand musical event will take place in Mexico City for the second consecutive year.
“One of MTV’s greatest music properties is back in Latin America! The first-ever World-Stage event in the region took place just last year in Mexico City and was a huge success on air, online and across social networks,” Fernando Gaston, a senior vice president of MTV/Vh1 Latin America, said in a statement.
“This year, we’re hoping to deliver more memorable musical moments that resonate with our audience and bring this local MTV Latin America production to MTV’s fans around the world,” he added.
Ke$ha is currently on the “Get $leazy” world tour.
“MTV World Stage Mexico” with Ke$ha will air on MTV Latin America Friday, Sept. 23, at 9 p.m.
Mexican and Latin American Art by Rodolofo Escalera
Posted in Painting, tagged art, Art in Mexico, artwork, famous mexican artists, Mexican Art, Mexican Artists, mexico, Mexico art, painting, paintings, paintings-of-mexico, Rodolofo Escalera on July 27, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Rodolofo Escalera was an amazing Mexican artist. His oil paintings had a tremendous amount of detail like no other artist in the world.
A Brief video history of Rodolfo Escalera’s Art
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Escalera Art Commentary by Art Curator, Jose Andres Giron
Posted in Painting, tagged Rodolfo Escalera on July 27, 2011| 1 Comment »
“3 Venues 3 Weekend Exhibit.” Debuting the Art of Rodolfo Escalera (1929 – 2000) as Fine Art Reproductions. The debut is scheduled at the ALAC *Arizona Latino Arts & Cultural Center’s Galeria 147. Located in Downtown Phoenix, at 147 East Adams. The Gallery opens daily at 11:AM, to 6: PM Monday through Thursday, and 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Fridays. Saturday’s the Gallery opens at 11:00 AM, and closes at 6:00 PM.
Retrospective of the Leading Mexican Artist Gabriel Orozco on Display at Tate Modern
Posted in Installation Art, tagged Citroen car, Gabriel Orozco, Installation Art, La DS, Lily Cole, Tate Modern gallery on July 27, 2011| Leave a Comment »
British model Lily Cole views ‘La DS’ by Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco at the Tate Modern gallery in central London. The classic Citroen car was sliced into thirds and forms one piece of the major retrospective of Orozco’s work which shows until the end of April. REUTERS/Toby Melville.
Retrospective of the Leading Mexican Artist Gabriel Orozco on Display at Tate Modern (via artdaily.com)
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This retrospective of the leading Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco (b 1962) is the largest presentation of his most critically acclaimed works in the UK. The exhibition by Gabriel Orozco is on display until April 11, 2011 at the Tate Modern. A sculptor of global significance, Orozco draws on the histories of western and Latin American art practice with limitless innovation and experimentation. Featuring over 80 works, and a new installation never previously exhibited, the survey highlights Orozco’s substantial production of sculpture, photography, drawing and painting.
Rodolofo Escalera: “Colt 45” (1990)
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Rodolfo Escalera: “Remember Me as Part of Mexico” (1999)
Posted in Painting, tagged art, Art in Mexico, artwork, famous mexican artists, Mexican Art, Mexican Artists, mexico, Mexico art, painting, paintings, Rodolfo Escalera, Self Portrait on July 27, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Portraiture Artist: Zeldis
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged art, Art in Mexico, artwork, drawing, famous mexican artists, Mexican Art, Mexican Artists, mexico, Mexico art, Portraiture Art, Zeldis on July 27, 2011| Leave a Comment »
The emotionally-charged creativity from the Mexican artist known as Zeldis.
Featured below are gorgeous colored pencil and acrylic portraiture pieces by this multi-talented artist who is based in Toluca, Mexico.
To check out more of her work, be sure to visit Zeldis’ portfolio here