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an image of a ofrenda, an altar for the Mexican Day of the Dead.

an image of a ofrenda, an altar for the Mexican Day of the Dead.

Day of the Dead Cultural Programme

Co-creating a beautiful offering through traditional craft workshops.

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A close up of the Mexican Day of the Dead altar, where a picture frame is shown along with flowers, seeds, candles and oder decorations. This ofrenda was dedicated to the sculptor Cecil Thomas, who lived in this house with his wife, Dora, and son, Anthony, before it was handed over to the Royal Society of Sculptors.

A close up of the Mexican Day of the Dead altar, where a picture frame is shown along with flowers, seeds, candles and oder decorations. This ofrenda was dedicated to the sculptor Cecil Thomas, who lived in this house with his wife, Dora, and son, Anthony, before it was handed over to the Royal Society of Sculptors.

Elements of the Day of the Dead Altar (Ofrenda)

Reflection on Day of the Dead offerings and how ritual, memory and collective making help us remember those who are no longer with us.

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