Tere Catrina, Oil on Canvas, by Albert Acosta.

Esperanza Community Housing and Mercado La Paloma invite the community to celebrate the beauty, memory, and traditions of Día de los Muertos through a vibrant collective art exhibition showcasing the work of 19 talented artists working in painting, photography, linocut printmaking, and mixed media.

Bringing together diverse artistic perspectives, this annual exhibition honors the rich cultural traditions of Día de los Muertos through colorful imagery and creative expressions of remembrance, love, and life.

Presented as part of the annual Día de los Muertos Festival, the exhibition invites visitors to explore how art connects generations, celebrates the lives of loved ones, and keeps cultural traditions alive.

Through painting, photography, printmaking, and mixed media, each participating artist offers a unique interpretation of this beloved tradition, creating a shared space for reflection, cultural appreciation, and community connection.

Participating Artists: 

Albert Acosta, August Raskie, Eric Balabarca, Philippe Paquet, Gina Amato Lough, Natily González, Elyse Hillier, Mauricio Torres, Jennifer Ann Ogren Nguyen, Jaime Ochoa, Ariana Oden, Mauricio Navarro, María Go, Duane Stroh, Janette Gómez, Betsy Ramírez, Ellis Evans, Maricruz Huerta and Heidi Villaseñor.

Admission: Free