According to Mexican tradition, one day in the year belongs exclusively to the dead, a day on which they are granted celestial permission to visit friends and relatives on earth. This anthology considers how the Day of the Dead has been celebrated in visual art and culture, from the traditional and iconic illustrations of skulls and singing skeletons by seminal illustrator Manuel Manilla to the paper cuts of Aaron Velasco Pacheco, or representations of the festival in the work of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. | The The Day of the Dead by Julian Rothenstein, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters