"Poéticas De Lo Posible", Contemporary Dance In The Streets Of Mexico City

"Poéticas De Lo Posible", Contemporary Dance In The Streets Of Mexico City

Members of the contemporary dance group Arbol de Ginko from Texcoco and Chimalhuacan, Estado de Mexico, are holding photographs during the presentation of the work ''Poeticas de lo posible'' in Mexico City, which is about a walking exhibition that fuses photography and dance with 18 dancers who are seeking the resignification and reappropriation of public space as a protest against the lack of spaces for coexistence and dialogue with emerging artists. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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