Dancing with Devils: Latin American Masks Traditions Installation and Public Engagement

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group talking in front of photographs

Photo by Anna Truax featuring Leonardo Carrizo discussing his photographs

hand painting a mask doing touch up

Hanging photos for “Dancing with Devils” exhibition at the Barnett Center (photo by Leonardo Carrizo)

Leonardo holdingone of his photographs

Hanging photos for “Dancing with Devils” exhibition at the Barnett Center (photo by Leonardo Carrizo)

curators and Leonardo with photographs student curators with masks unboxing photographs Leonardo and Amanda installing Alice Tamryn and Leonardo installing Alice Leonardo and Amanda practice hanging a photo

group talking

Photo by Anna Truax featuring a group at the Faculty Preview

group looks at exhibition

Photo by Anna Truax featuring a group at the Faculty Preview

group at faculty preview

Photo by Anna Truax, featuring attendants at the Faculty Preview

group looking at textiles on table

Examining the látigo (whip)

making papier mache masks

Making papier-mache masks at the Open House

Groups talking in front of photographs

Photo by Anna Truax

a mother and daughter with mask

Trying on a papier-mache mask

visitor adds a postit to the wall

Contributing feedback

group with masks

Sharing their masks

Post its next to label

Visitor contributions to the wall text

children with masks

Showing off a four-horned diablito mask

Diablo dance

Participants dancing a diablada dance

visitors look at the photographs

photo by Anna Truax

visitors at open house

Dancing with Devils visitors

photo by Anna Truax

photo by Anna Truax

photo by Anna Truax

photo by Anna Truax