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Which museum or cultural space in the United States creates the best Day of the Dead altar?
Day of the Dead Tree of Life - By Francisco Flores - Museum of Mexican Art - Pilsen - Chicago - Illinois - USA (32597461730)Adam Jones from Kelowna, BC, CanadaWikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-2.0
Museum in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood devoted to Mexican, Chicano and Latino art. Its annual Day of the Dead exhibition, with ofrendas by artists and communities, is one of the most renowned in the country.
Detroit museum hosting the 14th edition of «Ofrendas: Celebrating el Día de Muertos» this year: ten altars created by Michigan artists, in partnership with the Consulate of Mexico in Detroit, on view through November 1.
Mexican and Latino art museum on Congress Avenue in downtown Austin that dedicates an exhibition to Day of the Dead ofrendas every fall and hosts the Viva la Vida community festival.
An interdisciplinary cultural space situated beside Lake Merritt in Oakland, characterized by a distinctive landscaped architectural design that integrates permanent collections dedicated to California art, social history, and natural science.
Flushing Meadows Fair Grounds td (2018-05-26) 005 - Queens MuseumTdorante10Wikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-4.0
A contemporary and community art center located in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in New York City, housed in the historic pavilion that hosted the United Nations and world-renowned for its colossal scale model of the five boroughs.
University museum affiliated with Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, founded in the mid-19th century and specializing in the research, stewardship, and exhibition of extensive ethnographic and anthropological collections from the Indigenous cultures of the Americas and Oceania.
An exhibition and outreach center for history and the arts operated by the City of Longmont in northern Colorado, focused on preserving the heritage of the St. Vrain Valley and promoting the creative expressions of local communities.
WTM3 The Fixers 0056The Fixers (Wikis Take Manhattan 2009 participant)Wikimedia CommonsCC-BY-SA-3.0
Cultural institution based in Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood, located at the northern end of Museum Mile and dedicated to the research, preservation, and exhibition of Puerto Rican, Caribbean, and Latin American art and visual memory in the United States.
A landmark fine arts museum located in San Diego's Balboa Park, known for its Spanish Plateresque-style facade and for housing a distinguished collection of classical European painting, Spanish Golden Age masters, and modern art from the Americas.
A cultural and diplomatic center housed in a historic Renaissance Revival and Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street in the District of Columbia, dedicated to showcasing Mexican artistic traditions through exhibitions and large-scale community installations.
