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INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE MEXICAN CULTURAL
INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK
Embracing Mexico: Mariana Yampolsky, Life and Art.
May 10
- August 3, 2007
Presented by the Mexican Cultural Institute of New
York and sponsored by UBS
A
NEW Exhibition at the UBS Art Gallery will present a
definitive survey of the life and career of the
artist Mariana Yampolsky (1925-2001), whose work
celebrated Mexico’s rich culture, history and
landscape. The exhibition will explore the artist’s
deep connection to her adopted country and her
legacy as a photographer, printmaker, book editor,
curator and collector.
UBS Gallery
1285 Avenue of the Americas
between 51st and 52ns Streets
New York City
Lincoln
Center Festival 2007
July 10 - July 29
Presents:
TEATRO
DE CIERTOS HABITANTES (Mexico)
Friday, July 20 at 8 p.m.; Saturday, July 21 at 8
p.m.; Sunday, July 22 at 3 p.m.
De Monstruos y Prodigios: La Historia de los
Castrati
By Jorge Kuri and Claudio Valdés Kuri
Inspired by
The World of the Castrati: The History of an
Extraordinary Operatic Phenomenon
by Patrick Barbier
Directed by Claudio Valdés Kuri
With Raúl Román, Gastón Yanes, Javier Medina, Kaveh
Parmas, Edwin Calderón, Miguel Angel López, and Luis
Fernando Villegas
Gerald W. Lynch Theater
John Jay College
Amsterdam Avenue between West 58th and 59th Streets
Tickets: $50
For tickets and complete program information call
212.721.6500 or visit
www.lincolncenter.org
LINCOLN CENTER OUT DOORS/LA CASITA: A HOME FOR THE
HEART
August 25-29,2007
La Casita is a unique project that celebrates the
spontaneous oral poetic traditions of the Caribbean,
the US, Native America,Asia, Africa, Mexico and
Latin America. Troubadours, Son, Reggae, Tango,
Salsa, Bomba, Decima , Rap and street corner
fulminations all find their place in a lineup of
over 30 poets and bands.
August 25 -26 South Plaza Lincoln Center
August 27 The Smithsonian National Museum of
American Indian
August 28th. The Museum of the City of New York
August 29th. La Plaza Cultural (Lower East Side/Ave
C & 9th Street)
For more information visit:
www.lincolncenter.org
www.mciny.org
Produced in cooperation with Claudia Norman, CN
Management, Shawn Termin, The Smithsonian National
Museum of the American Indian, The Mexican Cultural
Institute of New York and the Mexican Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, C. Daniel Dawson, The Caribbean
Cultural Center.
Lincoln Center Out of Doors is sponsored by
Bloomberg and PepsiCo Inc. with additional generous
support from foundations, corporations, individuals
and government agencies. La Casita is sponsored by
Pepsico, Inc.
Festival Celebrate Mexico Now
Sept.11-Sept 16, 2007
Mexico: a Traveler’s Literary Companion
September 12, 2007 6:00pm
Book presentation with a reading of selections for
the authors, Monica Lavin and Pedro Angel Palou from
Mexico and the address of the challenges of
translating by Harry Morales, Daniel Shapiro and
the editor Catherine Mayo.
King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center New York
University
53 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
Festival del Mariachi
September 21, 2007 at 6:00 pm Workshop in
the Lang Auditorium at
Hunter Collage
September 22, 2007 concert at Town Hall.
Mariachi Music concert organized by the Academia del
Mariachi with the participation of several groups.
With the support of the New York State Music Fund
and MCINY.
The
Chili Pepper Fiesta at Botanic Garden Brooklyn.
September 30,2007.
For
more information visit our web page
www.mciny.org
THE NEW
YORK GRAND OPERA COMPANY
The New York Grand Opera Company presents the
Mexican Tenor Mauricio O’Reilly as Mario Cavaradossi
on the Opera “Tosca”, by Giacomo Puccini.
Wednesday, August 1st at 7:30 PM
New York Grand Opera
Central Park's Naumburg Bandshell
72nd Street at Mid-Park
For more information, visit:
http://www.newyorkgrandopera.org/index.html
or call (212) 245-8837
Mauricio has been building a name in the world of
opera performing in major opera Houses and companies
like
the
Opera Orchestra Of
New York at Carnegie Hall, the Opernhaus Zürich, the
New Israeli Opera, the Santa Fe Opera, the Bregenzer
Festspiele in Austria, the Palacio de Bellas Artes
in Mexico City and the Morelia Music Festival in
Mexico co-starring with Francisco Araiza. Mauricio
became a Sony Classical artist recording his first
CD and DVD “The American Tenors”, appearing live
from the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles California,
aired nation wide on PBS in a TV special.
For more information about Mauricio’s career, visit:
www.mauriciooreilly.com
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