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Jalatlaco sand tapestry

Jalatlaco sand tapestry reimagines Oaxaca’s past for Day of the Dead

Oaxaca’s Day of the Dead just gained a new landmark. In Jalatlaco, a 250-square-meter sand tapestry by local artist Fernando “Beta” transforms a vanished river into a path of color. The piece, titled El río que se hizo camino, is on view in the atrium of San Matías Jalatlaco and …

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