Salinas becomes an art gallery with sculptures inspired by Mexican culture around town

Salinas becomes an art gallery with sculptures inspired by Mexican culture around town


Salinas becomes an art gallery with sculptures inspired by Mexican culture around town

SALINAS, Calif. —

Salinas has been turned into an art gallery with eight large sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art and magical realism installed throughout the city this week.

The sculptures, which depict colorful mythical creatures, were created by Mexican artists.

Three of the sculptures are located at Northridge Mall, where an opening ceremony took place today.

The Mexican Consulate, the mayor of Salinas, and several of the artists attended the unveiling.

They will be up until September 4, 2026.

2

The Rabbit

Located at Northridge Mall.

3

Lionbull

In the parking lot of the Northridge Mall.

4

Catbird

Located in the parking lot of Northridge Mall.

5

The Armadillo

In front of Sherwood Hall.

6

Caralampio

Next to the Salinas Regional Soccer Complex.

7

The Cat Nahual

In front of Vineyard Church.

8

The Dog

In front of the Star Market.

9

The Coyote

In front of the Old Steinbeck Center.