Days of the Dead
September 11 – December 14, 2012
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MOA's annual exhibit will feature a traditional Mexican ofrenda: a home altar with sugar skulls, colorful tissue paper cutouts, food and beverage offerings, marigolds, and photos of deceased relatives to honor the dead. A children's ofrenda and photographs illustrating different aspects of the celebration will also be on display. The Days of the Dead, an ancient religious celebration that originally honored children and the dead, has evolved to feature blend of ancient Indian and Christian elements. The celebration is considered a festive time when family members remember and honor their dead and the continuity of life. The exhibit features text in English and Spanish. |  |
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