The Peninsula Tango Society with members of the Stanford Tango Club and MuyBueno.net
announces it's First Tango Project on Thursday September 20th, 2001 San Jose Museum of Art The occasion is part of "Tequila & Cognac Tasting Networking Extravaganza!" organized by MuyBueno.net http://muybueno.net. Anticipated attendance1000+. The networking event starts at 6pm with Tequila & Cognac tasting, Salsa dancing and other entertainment. All Tangueras and Tangueros are invited to join. Tango Project details: 6:00pm - 7:00pm Dancing, open to all, in the SJMA front court yard 7:00:00 Paint by Tango performance, SJMA court yard 8:15pm - 8:45pm Tango Fashion Show, designs by Carsten Hast http://www.worldoftango.com/Fashion The couples presenting the fashions will perform several show dances. 9:00pm - 11:00pm the museum will host a milonga in the New Wing South Gallery. Music by Alex and Dimitiry. Price: Free; For Outdoor dancing and Tango Painting $20; All indoor activities: Fashion Show, Tequila Tasting, Milonga etc Many of you know Guillermo Alio and his art projects from his visit to the Bay Area. The Peninsula Tango Society plan to honour him and his art by adopting his method of painting using large canvases laid on the floor with paint on the feet while dancing tango. More information about Mr. Alio and his art work can be found at http://www.artea.com.ar/alio/ There will be several couples performing each a tango, with many diversions as they explore the feel of paint and dance. Mr. Alio has likes this project, although once he hears of our interpretation he will perhaps have seconds thoughts. For more information visit MuyBueno.net http://muybueno.net or contact Donna at (650) 938 3261 or e-mail mailto:[email protected] http://sfdonnamite.com
