Opening: Last Thursday, September 25, 2025 • 5–9 PM
For 18 years, Guardino Gallery has hosted an annual group exhibition honoring the traditions of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This beloved show brings together local artists who create work inspired by remembrance, transformation, and the vibrant visual language of the holiday.

This September marks a bittersweet milestone: our 18th and final Día de los Muertos group show as Guardino Gallery prepares to close its physical space on December 31, 2025. We’re deeply grateful for the artists, neighbors, and visitors who have helped make this exhibition a community tradition. Costumes encouraged but not required

Featuring 48 Local Artists

Diane Archer, Kirstin Page Bennett, Nikki Blackwood, Joel Briggs, Stephanie Brockway, Nora Brodnicki, Teal Buehler, Scot Cameron-Bell, Matt Burlingame, Matthew Causey, DANG, DeeDee & Shark, James Dowlen, Cenya Eichengreen, Gene Flores, David Friedman, Astrid Furstner, Michelle Gallagher, Marcia Jeglum, Lynn Latta, Mavis Leahy, Jimin Lee, Adriana Martinez, Mary McClain, Hickory Mertsching, Vanya Sophia Peralta Moreno, John Mullen, LuluMoon Moonwood Murakami, Tena Navarrete, Susan Opie, Gail Owen, Bethany Pratt, Melanie Pratt, Jess Riera, Thomas Rude, Diana Ryan, Catherine Schaper, Gayle Thompson, Jenny Tsai, Wendy Wallin-Malinow, Michael Whitenack, Anna Wiancho-Chasman, Robyn Williams & Kia Zora.