We visited the Lawndale Art Center and Manos Magicas Folk Art Gallery, snapping shots of their Día de los Muertos exhibitions. Lawndale's exhibit includes adorable drawings of skulls framed in decorated metal from the kids at De Zavala Elementary School as well as works from local amateur and professional artists. Over at Manos Magicas, the offerings were made by folk artists from Mexico. Owner Madeleine Crozat-Williams travels to the Oaxaca area every year to hand-pick her offerings. PHOTOS BY OLIVIA FLORES ALVAREZ
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