Cal Duran

But I think it's so special to other people that way.

But on the 24th at the Pimas School at the Fine Arts Center, they have this Dia de los Muertos Art, Memory, and Making with Cal Duran.

And so like you, there's a blessing and then you learn a little bit about Cal's artwork and then like the meaning and history and symbolism of the ofrenda.

Um, and it's just like $5 for members, $7 for, um, non-Betmers and you can, um, bring kids or not.

... is I got a lot of kids I'm trying to bring with me.

But I really wanna go because, uh, I know a lot of these artists that have been working on this, Victor Escobedo, Cal Duran.

They've done some beautiful stuff, but there is something else that's maybe bothersome a little bit to you this year, and it involves AI a- in this time of year at Casa Bonita.

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Can you tell, can you tell me what's going on, Joshua?

Yeah, and I do wanna start with the positive, that Cal Duran's art is beautiful.

Uh-

It's gorgeous