A free exhibit has been created by nearly 30 artists, centered around a collective ofrenda. This ofrenda is a representation of memory, grief, and love. The exhibit is titled 'Mi Familia: Día de los…
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A free exhibit has been created by nearly 30 artists, centered around a collective ofrenda. This ofrenda is a representation of memory, grief, and love. The exhibit is titled 'Mi Familia: Día de los Muertos' and is built around this collective theme.
The exhibit has transformed a library into a living altar, showcasing the work of the nearly 30 artists involved. Further details about the exhibit can be found through the source publication.
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