Celebrating Día de Muertos - Sugar Skull Decoration!

Please join us for a workshop led by DO · ALISM celebrating Día de Muertos! This event will provide participants with a deeper understanding of the observance and similar Latin American celebrations during Halloween. Participants will engage in the creative process of decorating traditional Mexican sugar skulls as they learn more about the holiday.

Registration limited, please RSVP through Eventbrite here!

This event accompanies UVA's current exhibit Latinx Identities: Struggles, Perspectives, and Critiques. The show will be on display from September 22nd, 2023 to November 17th, 2023 at UVA’s Arthaus Gallery. Through sculpture, photography, time-based works, and mixed media, the featured artists examine subjects ranging from movement and migration, gender and womanhood, the violence of the nation-state, and the importance of healing the mind and the body.

Artwork: La Lotería - La Sandía by Maia Monteagudo

Unbound Visual Arts​ (UVA) is a unique 501(c)(3) non-profit organization of artists and art enthusiasts based in Allston-Brighton and serving Greater Boston. UVA creates impactful exhibits and programs that encourage learning, engagement, and change. UVA has completed over 80 curated educational art exhibits in 11 locations across 8 communities and has over 200 members and supporters. In October 2021, UVA opened its first dedicated and permanent exhibit gallery for local contemporary art exhibits at the Arthaus, 43 North Beacon St., Allston and this year is celebrating its 10th anniversary. In November, UVA will open its second dedicated gallery in Brighton.

Registrants may be contacted by Unbound Visual Arts about this or future events.