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Annual Dia de los Muertos Exhibit
On
display from Oct. 20 through Nov. 13, our annual Dia de los Muertos exhibit
features beaded skulls by Kathy Ortiz, heart and skull jewelry by Cheryl Roe,
skeletons from Peru and Mexico and a traditional Dia de los Muertos altar.
Also on display is a large group of masks. There are vintage carved wooden
masks from Mexico from the early 1970’s and paper mache Carnaval masks
from the Dominican Republic from the 1990’s.
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