Día de Los Casi Muertos

Día de Los Casi Muertos or Day of the Almost Dead is an ongoing multimedia project that explores the cultural differences between Mexican and American experiences with death and aging. The aim of the project is for contemporary American society to examine their values by confronting the taboo of death ultimately pushing us to appreciate the gift of life. 

The project engages community members of diverse ages and backgrounds through sculpture, video, and photography. Video interviews give participants the opportunity to talk openly and candidly about their experiences with death. 

The opening reception for “Dia de Los Casi Muertos” will take place at the VAPA Center from 6-10 p.m. May 4th.
700 N. Tryon St Charlotte, NC 28202

Performances by Nouveau Sud

The closing ceremony will be from 6-9 p.m. May 23.

Free Admission

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Día de Los Casi Muertos, or Day of the Almost Dead, is a multimedia experience that pays homage to this Mexican tradition. The project explores observations with death and aging through a video and photography installation - asking individuals to contemplate their own experiences with death, and their thoughts on mortality.
Día de Los Casi Muertos, or Day of the Almost Dead, is a multimedia experience that pays homage to this Mexican tradition. The project explores observations with death and aging through a video and photography installation - asking individuals to contemplate their own experiences with death, and their thoughts on mortality.