Antonio Reynoso

1916	He was born in Toluca.
1936-1940	He studied painting with Manuel Rodríguez Lozano at the Academy of San Carlos.
1940-1943	He studied photography with Manuel Álvarez Bravo in the Academy of San Carlos.
1943	He exhibited in “Mexican Art Today” in the Philadelphia Museum of Arts (six photos: Day of the Dead, A Tomb, Portrait of Nefero, Girl Plucking Birds, Indians in the Park, Joy, Death in the Tenement: reproduced in the catalogue).
1944	He exhibited in the MoMA (twelve photos, together with Ángel Bracho).
1944	He exhibited in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
1950	The now-lost film Una ventana a la vida (A Window on Life) was shown in Paris. He filmed it under the direction of Manuel Rodríguez Lozano and with script by Rodolfo Usigli.
1960	He participated in the collective exhibition “Lágrimas y Risas” (Tears and Laughter) in the Centro Israelita de México (Israelite Center of Mexico). He directed the short film El Despojo (The Plundering), with script by Juan Rulfo and cinematography by Rafael Corkidi.
1964	He did the cinematography for the short film La Creación artística. José Luis Cuevas (Artistic Creation, José Luis Cuevas), directed by Juan José Gurrola.
1965	He did the cinematography for Tajimara, a film directed by Juan José Gurrola.
1967	He did the cinematography for Fando y Lis, a film directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky.
1967	He did the cinematography for A Hole in the Fog, a film directed by Archibaldo Burns.
1968	He was named head of cinematography in the filming of the 19th Olympiad in Mexico.
1971-1972	He participated in the filming of La Magia (Magic), a film directed by René Rebetez.
1976	He was included in the exhibition “10 fotógrafos en la plástica mexicana” (10 Photographers in Mexican Visual Arts).
1977	He had a one-man exhibition at the Casa del Lago featuring thirteen images brought together by Graciela Iturbide, with the intention of publishing a book with a prologue by Salvador Elizondo.
1978	He was featured in the exhibition “Photography in Mexico 9 Photographers” at the Center for Creative Photography in Arizona, curated by René Verdugo.
1983-1984	He participated in “Mexico: An Exhibit of Mexican Photographers,” an exhibition that took place in El Taller Latinoamericano (The Latin American Workshop) in New York City.
1986	He had a solo exhibition in The Photographers Gallery in London.
1990	He participated in the collective exhibition “From the Living Earth,” in Kyoto, Japan.
1993	He participated in the collective exhibition “Photographie Mexico 1920–1992,” in Europalia.
1993	Solo exhibition in the Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros.
1996	He died in Mexico City.