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Pomona art walk showcases Mexican culture

“Altar” by Los Angeles artist Marylucille Nuñez greets visitors at the dA Center for the Arts for the Pomona Art Walk on Saturday. The work depicts an ofrenda, an altar commonly made during the Dia De Los Muertos celebration in Mexican culture. The Pomona Art Walk features gallery exhibits, live music and more on the second Saturday of every month in downtown Pomona. / photo by Stephen Gilson Jr.
“Altar” by Los Angeles artist Marylucille Nuñez greets visitors at the dA Center for the Arts for the Pomona Art Walk on Saturday. The work depicts an ofrenda, an altar commonly made during the Dia De Los Muertos celebration in Mexican culture. The Pomona Art Walk features gallery exhibits, live music and more on the second Saturday of every month in downtown Pomona. / photo by Stephen Gilson Jr.
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Stephen Gilson Jr. is a senior journalism major with a concentration in broadcast journalism. He is the arts editor for the Campus Times, a staff writer for La Verne Magazine and a staff photographer for both publications. He has previously been a staff writer, assistant editor and LV Life Editor for the Campus Times.

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