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On the night of Friday, Sept. 17, the de Young Museum San Francisco had free admission for celebrarel bicentenary of Mexico. I went with my boyfriend, Hennessey, and it was great. arrived late, so we did not see all that was offered , but we saw the dance party!

These photographs do not represent the kind of dancing, but it is a traditional Mexican dance. Unicorn Club Julio Morales and John Alvin and DJ Toy Selectah. music was strong and many people danced . Hennessey and I danced, but wanted to see the collection before the night wasfinished.

There are many ceramic figurines, and Maya censers.

The work of Diego Rivera - Two women and not ñ o.

"The way in which Rivera is a Mexican peasants CHALLENGES í negative cultural stereotypes that are associated with poverty and ignorance, and made them or into powerful í s nationalist symbols of human dignity and perseverance. "- the owner of Young .

d Artand Mexico is many political and social views, and commemorates the history. Mexico is known for its folk art traditions, mostly of English art. There is a preference for angular, linear patterns, and three-dimensional ceramic. Embroidered clothing, colorful cotton and colorful baskets and rugs are popular. Mexican fine arts were largely in imitation of European traditions. After the Mexican Revolution, a new generation of Mexican artists led a national movement that was political, historical and popular work. The painters Diego Rivera, Jos & amp; eacute; Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros became famous for his murals, which exhibited social messages.

Hennessey and I like the art of M é xico and est to happy we were.