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Within present concerns on cultural diversity issues, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum inaugurated its fifth annual Day of the Dead exhibit, contributing to the conscious and active process of redeeming and reclaiming our past in ways that transform present reality. Here our celebrations may be different in form to those in Mexico, but the spirit of the tradition lives on. Participation in these re-contextualized rituals enables us to recognize that the cycle of life and death is at the core of human experience, binding all people together.
Participating Artists
Jose Antonio Aguirre, Mary J. Andrade, Sandra Antongiorgi, Gerardo de la Barrera, Carlos Cortez, Marilyn Cortes, Alvaro de la Cruz, Armando R. Cid, Shirley I. Fisher, Dianna Frid and Claudia Vera, Hispanic Aids Network Support Group, Nicolás de Jesus, Silvia Ledezma, Miguel Linares, Alfonso Lopez Monrreal, Cesar Augusto Martínez, Mather High School Students directed by Pat O’ Neal, Rita Marquez, Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Adolfo Mexiac, Francisco X. Mora, Pablo Morales, Leopoldo Morales Praxedis, Saul Moreno, Cesáreo Moreno, Daniel Nierman, Marcos Raya, Francisco Rodríguez Oñate, Alejandro Romero, Frank Romero, Diana Solis, Arsacio Vanegas Arroyo, and Alfredo Zalce.
Curator
René H. Arceo
Organizing Institution
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum
Displayed at
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum Main Gallery