The galleries are covered with various interpretations of the sugar skull, as well as some unique pieces, as co-curator Ana Sofia Diaz explains.

Over here, we have fiberworks inspired by depictions of Aztec gods by Patricia Cavazos.

Then we have work about the pyramids here by Claudia Rodriguez.

These are photographs.

Over here, we've got work by Cristian Ramos.

He works on morpho butterflies, so he's got a depiction of a pyramid and a jaguar.

Then we have boxes and a set of dominoes by Tallero Genesis.

While the 17th annual Día de los Muertos and Monster Party has all the makings of a seasonally appropriate good time, Ana Sofia Diaz hopes attendees leave with a wider perspective of Mexican culture.