Festival · Online Exhibitions
Online Exhibitions
Photography, performance, film, and archival material tracing flamenco through San Antonio—its artists, stages, communities, and changing forms.
Explore six online exhibitions featuring historical photography, contemporary performance, video and archival material from San Antonio’s flamenco community.
Historical exhibition · Visual essay
San Antonio Flamenco: A Visual History
Photographs trace the city’s flamenco tradition through public dance education, the Champions, community performers, intimate venues and today’s artists.
Online exhibition
Los Flamencos de San Antonio: A Company and Its Community
Texas Folklife Festival photographs trace Los Flamencos de San Antonio in public—from company performances to the artists and families who carried the work forward.
Online exhibition
Chayito Champion: Voice and Presence
A focused portrait of Rosalinda “Chayito” Champion, restoring her image and presence to San Antonio’s flamenco record.
Online exhibition
Nicole Moore: Flamenco
Nicole Moore’s photographs hold the fleeting details of flamenco—gesture, concentration, movement, and the charged moments between performance and stillness.
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Tamara Adira: Video Works
Four moving-image works in which flamenco becomes performance art: bodies as sculpture, identity as image, and memory as a form of warning.
Online exhibition
Sonidos de Libertad
Performance photographs from a work where flamenco, sound, protest, and collective force meet onstage.