Rights & Sources

Every story has a source.

Before reusing a material, check its creator, context, source and specific permission. An illustration is not evidence, and credit alone does not establish permission.

A source record before reuse

Record creator, title, original location, date and the specific material you intend to use. Then check the applicable permission and required credit at the source. Viewing access and reuse permission are different questions.

The original publisher’s page is the next step, not a blanket clearance. Our source links are references, not partnerships. Report an error through the contact draft and include the relevant record.

Tango

Tango connects music, dance and poetry in Argentina and Uruguay.

UNESCO

Flamenco

Flamenco brings singing, dancing and musicianship together; Andalusia is its heartland.

UNESCO

Capoeira circle

The Afro-Brazilian capoeira circle combines movement, music and shared learning.

UNESCO

Ganggangsullae

Ganggangsullae is a Korean communal singing-and-dancing tradition associated with seasonal celebrations.

UNESCO

An American Ballroom Companion

Explore historical dance manuals alongside etiquette texts and other documents.

Library of Congress

Jerome Robbins Dance Division

Begin with the dance division’s own information about its collections and access.

New York Public Library

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