Originally created for Channel 101 by Danny Jelinek and Jason Whetzell.

Art Collector Dallas Price-Van Breda shares her passion for art and gives us a tour of her extensive, contemporary collection.

Often mistakenly dubbed as the “Mexican Halloween,” Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, holds a special significance to the descendants of the Meso-Americans. Part of a ritual that has been practiced for over 3,000 years, Dia de los Muertos honors death as a continuation of life. Celebrants wear skull masks, called calacas, or face paint to honor deceased relatives and build elaborate altars to fill with offerings for the dead. For all its mysticism, at its core, the celebration is about family and community.

Art Collector Dallas Price-Van Breda shares her passion for art and gives us a tour of her extensive, contemporary collection.

“Everything exists as a reason for us and the talented people we know to make visually driven shorts,” -Danny Jelinek, Co-Creator.