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This document is a curriculum vitae for Jacobo Margolis, a Mexican artist born in 1929. It lists his educational background studying plastic arts in Mexico City beginning in 1956. It then outlines his many solo exhibitions from 1964 to 2014 held in galleries across Mexico. It also lists his participation in numerous collective exhibitions in Mexico and the United States from 1962 to 2004, including being awarded first prize at the Salon of New Values in 1962.
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I want to show the culture and traditions of my country, Mexico, that are important to the world. Mexico has a lot of things to share with the rest of the world that cannot be forgotten. From the beautiful flag to the admired soccer team, we go through the religious traditions with the venerated Virgen de Guadalupe and Dia de los Muertos; the sport that is not only considered a sport but has become a symbol of culture and tradition of Mexico, the Charreria; two of the most important painters from Mexico, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, whom left a legacy not only in Mexico but all around the world with their unique paintings; if we talk about cinema, we can be proud of our "Mexican Charlie Chaplin", Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" and of our "Three Amigos", Gonzalez Inarritu, Del Toro and Cuaron whom have left a mark on the film industry around the world. Some of the "Three Amigos" films are: Gravity, Babel, Pan's Labyrinth, Hellboy, and The Hobbit. Mexico is proud of having one of the 7 New Wonders of the World, Chichen Itza, the amazing city built by the Mayas with multiple architectural styles. Mexico could not be Mexico without its music and food, when people think of Mexico they picture themselves eating some tacos made out of corn or flour tortillas with different and tasty kind of meats, with a Margarita or a tequila shot and listening to Mariachi music; perhaps in one of the beautiful magical towns somewhere in Mexico with amazing and colorful views.
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Charles Lovell is a photographer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Over the past 30 years, he has pursued fine art photography working at art museums and galleries across the United States. His work focuses on documenting religious and cultural practices in Mexico and the American Southwest. He has had over 20 solo exhibitions of his work and been included in over 45 group exhibitions. Lovell received his MFA in photography from Central Washington University and has received various awards and honors for his photography.
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The document provides an overview of Mexico City, also known as the City of Palaces. It discusses the city's location in central Mexico, population of over 20 million people, and predominantly Catholic religion. Key attractions highlighted include the Basilica of Guadalupe, Xochimilco canals, UNAM University, Chapultepec Forest, and Historic Center. The document also covers Mexico City's climate, celebrations like Dia de los Muertos, and famous restaurants for sampling Mexican cuisine.
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The document outlines a unit plan celebrating Mexico through the arts. Over five days, students will: 1) learn about Mexican art, music, clothing and traditions through books, videos and crafts; 2) take a virtual trip to locations in Mexico and make travel booklets; and 3) learn Spanish words and celebrate Cinco de Mayo by making food and dancing. Activities include viewing art, making rain sticks, flags, sombreros, and maracas, and learning the Mexican Hat Dance. The goal is to teach critical thinking through aesthetic experiences of Mexican culture.
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The document provides information about various Spanish-speaking regions and countries around the world, including their capitals, cultures, histories, and notable artists, writers, and political figures. Specific details are given about the communities and autonomous regions of Spain, their locations, defining characteristics, and important cultural contributions. Literature, art, music, and other cultural aspects of different Latin American countries are also outlined.
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Central America consists of 7 countries: Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. Each country has notable places to visit including landmarks, art, and natural attractions. Some highlights mentioned are the pyramids of Mexico, Panama Canal, caves in Costa Rica, Mayan ruins in Belize, volcanoes in El Salvador, and cloud forests in Honduras and Nicaragua. The art and culture varies across countries but commonly includes murals, sculptures, dances, and handicrafts reflecting indigenous traditions.
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Randall Schmit is an American painter born in 1955 who currently lives and works in New York. He received his MFA from Texas A&M University in 1979 and has had numerous solo exhibitions at galleries across the United States. Schmit has received grants from organizations like the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and Gottlieb Foundation. His work is included in the permanent collections of major museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
Celebrating mexico through the arts (2)
The document outlines a unit plan to teach students about Mexico through art, music, dance, and cultural experiences. Over the course of several lessons, students will learn about Mexican symbols, flags, instruments, clothing, food and the Cinco de Mayo celebration. They will engage in activities like creating sombreros, serapes, rain sticks and maracas. Students will also take a virtual trip to locations in Mexico and learn basic Spanish words and customs.
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Mexico has a population that is predominantly Roman Catholic, though ancient Mexican religions like the Nahua religion were also practiced by early indigenous groups. Mexican culture is proud of its native heritage and has preserved traditions from groups like the Aztecs and Mayans, including styles of music and painting. Mexico has a unique blend of social, religious, and cultural aspects due to the influence of indigenous civilizations like the Aztecs and Mayas as well as the Spanish conquistadors.
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Mexico's Cultural Legacy to the World for IE application
Mexico's Cultural Legacy to the World for IE application
CURRICULUM VITAE
- 1. CURRICULUM VITAE. JACOBO MARGOLIS 1929 Born in León, State of Guanjuato, México. 1956 Begins to study plastic arts with professor and artist Héctor Cruz, in México, D.F. ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS 1964 PERCEPTIONS – Gallery of the Jewish Sport Center, México, D.F. 1990 COPAL – Gallery Arte Sur – México, D.F. 1991 LANDSCAPES – Expositum Gallery, México, D.F 1992 CELAJES - Gallery of the Desierto de los Leones, México, D.F. 1993 VARIACIONES -Cuajimalpa’s Cultural Center, State of México 1994 ANTECEDENTES Y ACTUALIDAD – Museum of Modern Art, Toluca, State of México 1995 MUESTRA - Museum of Contemporary Art – MUCA, National Autonomous University of México. México, D.F. 1996 ECHOES AND VOICES - Museo Palacio de Minería, México, D.F. 1997 PERCEPCIONES - Gallery Art Marshe, Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon, México. 2002 LANDSCAPE AND ABSTRACTION - Sebastian Foundation. México D.F. 2004 EL PLACER POR EL COLOR – Museum of Modern Art, Toluca, State of México, México 2014 EL COLOR DE LO SUBLIME – Galeria de Arte XXl México D.F. COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS 1962 NEW VALUES – Salón de la Plástica Mexicana, National Institute of Fine Arts, México, D.F. 1962 SALON OF NEW VALUES – Rewarded First Prize, Gallery of the Jewish Sport Center, México, D.F. 1964 Rewarded and Printed, FOUR NEW VALUES IN MEXICAN ART – Industria Eléctrica Mexicana, México, D.F. 1966 Museum of Modern Art, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. 1990 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1991 Rodríguez-Caramazana Gallery, México, D.F. 1991 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1991 Borda Park, Cuernavaca, State of Morelos, México. 1992 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1993 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1994 Museum of the Desierto de los Leones, México, D.F. 1994 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1994 Segunda Bienal – Museo Marco Monterrey, N.L. México
- 2. 1995 THE VALLEY OF MEXICO, A CURRENT VISION OF LANDSCAPE, Museum of Contemporary Art – MUCA, National Autonomous University of México, México, D.F. 1995 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1996 Mexican Red Cross, México, D.F. 1998 Gallery of the Jewish Sport Center, México, D.F. 1999 Gallery Art Marche, Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon, México. 2003 Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton, Florida, U.S.A. 2004 Kapz Atmosphere, Coral Gables, Florida, U.S.A.