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Día de Muertos: A Living Tradition

September 26 – December 7, 1997

11th Annual Day of the Dead Exhibition.

This year’s exhibition was dedicated to Sister Karen Boccalero of Self-Help Graphics in Los Angeles, who passed away on June 24, 1997. She will be remembered as the first person to have organized a Day of the Dead exhibit in the U.S. and will be very much missed by the Mexicano artist community whose lives and artwork she championed throughout her life.

Participating Artists

José Antonio Aguirre, Mary J. Andrade, Raúl Anguiano, Terese Bravo, José Chavez Morado, Rafael Flores Correa, MiChico Furukawa, Francisco Goitia, Gronk, Rosa M. Huerta Williamson, Aurora López Díaz, Oscar Lozoya, Arturo Mendoza Cortez, Felipe Morales, Modesto Orta, Teresa Osorio, Ramón Ramírez, Benito Rivera, Roberto Ruiz, Sylvia Saldaña Sánchez, Teofila Serrín Barriga, F. John Sierra, Pedro Soterró, Boris Spider, Gabriel Torres Calderón, Patssi Valdez, Angélica Vásquez Cruz, and Rodolfo Villena

Ofrendas

Abelino Bautista, Jose Clemente Orozco Academy, Guillermo Delgado, Familia Dimas, Galia Eibenschutz, Emilia Galaviz de González, Ralfka González, Mr. Imagination, Francisco Morales, and Alfonso Morales

Curator

Cesáreo Moreno

Organizing Institution

Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum

Displayed at

Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum Main Gallery