Background
Gonzalez, Annabella Quintanilla was born on May 23, 1941 in Mexico City. Came to the United States, 1948. Daughter of Enrique Aparicio Gonzalez and Luteciaw Del Valle Quintanilla.
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Annabella Quintanilla Gonzalez
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Annabella Quintanilla Gonzalez, Mexican performing company director, choreographer, dancer. Recipient Chamber of Commerce Certified Recognition United States Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, 1987, 4 Department Cultural Affairs grants, 1978-1979, 95-96, 9 New York State Council on Arts grants, since 1982. Volunteer Scanning Technologies, New York City, since 1989. Member Association Hispanic Arts, Dance Theater Workshop, American Dance Guild.
Education
Bachelor in Art History, University Minnesota, 1962. Translator, interpreter degree, University Geneva, 1967. Parliamentary interpreter degree, University Geneva, 1968.
Master of Arts in Dance Education, Columbia University, 1994.
Career
Co-director, New Choreographers' Ensemble, New York City, 1974-1975;
company director, choreographer, Gonzalez Dance Theater, New York City, since 1976. Guest choreographer Spanish Repertory Theatre, New York City, 1979, Don Quixote Experimental Children's Theatre, New York City, 1980. Panelist New York State Council on Arts, New York City, 1986-1989.
Teacher, dancer AGDT, New York City, since 1980. Dancerwith American and European companies including l'Atelier de Danse, Geneva.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Scanning Technologies, New York City, since 1989. Member Association Hispanic Arts, Dance Theater Workshop, American Dance Guild.
Interests
Connections
Married Richard E. Grimm, July 6, 1980. 1 child, Henry.
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Awards
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Recipient Chamber of Commerce Certified Recognition United States Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, 1987, 4 Department Cultural Affairs grants, 1978-1979, 95-96, 9 New York State Council on Arts grants, since 1982.Recipient Chamber of Commerce Certified Recognition United States Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, 1987, 4 Department Cultural Affairs grants, 1978-1979, 95-96, 9 New York State Council on Arts grants, since 1982.