Photograph of a group of people accompanied by a person in a white mask and hood. The people are laughing in response to the person in costume. In the background, there are a lot of people walking around.

Photograph of a table covered in Day of the Dead items, such as bottles, candles and gourds. The wall behind it is also decorated and includes images of the Virgin Mary. In the foreground, there is a skeleton standing on the floor with a wig and large feather on its head.

Photograph of four people in masks in front of a white vehicle. They are celebrated Día de los Muertos by dressing up in costumes and sombreros.

Photograph of three people carrying a coffin down the street. There are a few people walking behind them, one carrying a bundle of flowers. There are a few people in Día de los Muertos themed costumes and faces painted as sugar skulls.

Photograph of a plaza surrounded by walls. There are arches in two parallel walls to the left and right that allow people to wander through the walkways. People fill the plaza in celebration of Día de los Muertos. There are tables set up as booths and papers on strings colored in red, white and green that represent Mexico.

Photograph of the Carlos Velazquez television show with two guests and a table covered in Day of the Dead memorabilia. One of the guests is Sylvia Orzo. The table has a skeleton standing up, a skull mask, a decorated skull and other items.

Photograph of the interior of an art gallery. The photograph was taken down the middle of the aisle between walls. There are sculptures scattered in the room and artworks hanging on the wall.

Photograph of a young girl swinging a decorated stick at a piñata. The piñata has six points and decorated with colored paper. There are some children in the background watching the girl.

Photograph of a man to the far left facing to the right, a woman to the far right facing to the left and a woman in the middle. The man and the woman to the far right are puckering their lips and both have their faces painted like sugar skulls. The woman in the middle is dressed as the devil.

Photograph of a group of people in Día de los Muertos costumes and masks made to look like sugar skulls. Some are in sombreros or traditional Mexican outfits.

Photograph of five middle-aged to older women attending a teachers' workshop in the Arts Warehouse building. One woman on the far right is instructing the rest of women. There is a table in front of them that is covered in paper and craft supplies.

Pamphlet of three different invitations, two to art exhibits and one to a fundraiser. There are dashed lines in between the invitations as if they are meant to be cut apart.

Photograph of a man and a woman in vintage style clothing posing in front of the gates to a cemetery. The man on the left has a gray suit, gold wallet chain and a white hat. The woman has a black dress, a pearl necklace and a black head piece. Both have their faces painted like sugar skulls.

Photograph of a man sitting in a white car with a mask. The mask is sticking out of the car and partially covering the man's face. The mask has a white face with black markings, large blue feathers fanning out at the top and a few feathers coming out of the chin like a beard.

Photograph of a man with his face painted as a sugar skull standing on the hood of fancifully painted car. There is a woman sitting on the same hood. There is also a man in the background with his face painted like a sugar skull and a skeleton cut out hanging from the collar of his shirt.

Photograph of four people on set of the Carlos Velazquez TV show. There are two women in the middle and two men flanking them. The men are in black shirts with skeletons on them. The man on the left has a skull mask on and a sombrero. The table in front of them has Day of the Dead themed items, such as skull masks.

Pamphlet of a schedule of events that Mexic-Arte Museum was hosting. The images on the pamphlet are Day of the Dead themed. There are also pictures of past events included along the bottom edge. There is also a history of the Day of the Dead holiday included.

Photograph of people looking at artworks hanging on the wall. There are temporary walls set up to make room for more paintings. There is a large sculpture in the room set up on the floor.

Photograph of a male and female model in Day of the Dead themed costumes. The woman is on the left and is in a black lace gown with a white flower in her hair and her face made to look like a sugar skull. She is also holding a small fake skull in her hand in front of the man. He is wearing a traditional Mexican outfit and a large black sombrero.

Photograph of five people posing side by side. Three girls are in the middle, one of whom is Sylvia Orzo. Two men are at the end, both of whom are in black shirts with skeletons on them and sombreros. The man on the left has a skull mask on.

Photograph of people in Day of the Dead outfits and skull masks in celebration of Día de los Muertos. Two people are in large sombreros. The photo was taken by Pio Pulido.

Photograph of three men and one woman gathered around a round table with papers and notebooks scattered on the surface. There is one man is sitting away from the table with a book in his lap.

Photograph of people sitting around a table with notebooks and paper in front of them. There is one woman standing and looking over someone's shoulder. They appear to be developing plans and preparing the Día de los Muertos event.

Photograph of a sculpture by Jose Luis that is set up for an art exhibition. Artworks can be seen in the background hanging on the wall. The sculpture appears to be an abstract interpretation of the human body. A face can clearly be seen on the top of the piece.