WeFlamenco Fest · Online Exhibition

Nicole Moore: Flamenco

Nicole Moore has been photographing flamenco in San Antonio for years, catching the split seconds that disappear as soon as a performance moves on.

Birds on a Wire, photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.

Flamenco happens fast. A photograph slows it down. A raised arm, a turned head, the tension in a hand or the weight of a body can hold the attention long after the performance is over.

Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.

What comes through in Moore’s photographs is not just the movement, but everything around it: the concentration before a step, the force of a gesture, and the exchange between performer and audience.

Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.

Her photographs also show the people behind the performance—the discipline, personality and emotion that make each dancer’s flamenco their own.

Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.

Nicole Moore’s photographs become part of the visual record of flamenco in San Antonio—preserving moments that, in performance, exist only for an instant.

Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.
Flamenco photograph by Nicole Moore
Photography by Nicole Moore.

Nicole Moore
Photographer

This online exhibition is part of the WeFlamenco Fest archive, documenting artists, performances, photographs, films, and stories connected to flamenco in San Antonio and beyond.

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