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Hispanic Heritage

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  • A man preparing for a Día de Muertos exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts
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    Día de Muertos: The Living and the Dead, Together Again

    Mourning takes many forms. But can it ever be joyful? For celebrants of the holiday Día de Muertos, the answer is yes.
  • A fresco covering a full wall of the Detroit Institute of Arts
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    Detroit Industry Frescoes: The Backstory

    The Henry Ford has been digitizing selections from our collection that document Diego Rivera’s creation of the Detroit Industry frescoes at the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo’s time in Detroit.
  • Scaffolding covering a wall being painted in a large open room
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    Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in Detroit

    In 1932 and 1933, Mexican artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo lived in Detroit, while Rivera was painting the Detroit Industry frescoes at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA). Learn more about a collaboration between The Henry Ford and the DIA.
  • Detroit Industry frescoes, showing people walking into work
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    Collections Intersection

    Discover how a 1930s image of Ford Motor Company employees collecting their wages from a payroll truck ties to Mexican artist Diego Rivera and his "Detroit Industry" frescoes at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
  • A red FMC Cascade Tomato Harvester in Use
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    Contradictory Impacts: Mechanizing California’s Tomato Harvest

    While mechanical tomato harvesters represent large-scale scientific and industrial advances, they also offer insight into this country’s complex labor history.