What is there to learn about Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), the great painter who continues to make headlines long after her death? A new museum at her family home, the Casa Roja in Mexico City, promises to ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The long-held secrets of the Kahlo family, including those of legendary artist Frida, are about to be unlocked for the world with the opening of the Casa Kahlo Museum this weekend.

A new museum dedicated to the early life of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is opening in Mexico City. Located in the city’s historic Coyoacán district, the Museo Casa Kahlo will tell the Mexican ...

Frida Kahlo’s life is often boiled down to a simple cocktail of toxic love and inner turmoil. Rarely do we see the levity, light, and affection she shared with her friends and family before she met ...

Oscillating between breezy sentimentality and evocative otherworldly passages, co-directors Karine Vézina and André Kadi’s 2D portrait of Frida Kahlo is a harmless introduction. With brightly colored, ...

The red house was occupied by descendants of Kahlo's sister until two years ago. Museo Casa Kahlo An immersive museum dedicated to painter Frida Kahlo’s personal and familial life has opened in Mexico ...

In a former residence in Mexico City, passed down through the Kahlo family, it presents an intimate side of the Mexican painter’s life. At Museo Casa Kahlo in Mexico City, also known as the red house, ...

The image of Frida Kahlo, the prominent Mexican painter of the early 20 century, is one of the most replicated and commercialized of any artist in the history of the world. From T-shirts to houseware, ...

Today, we bring you another focus challenge, inviting you to spend uninterrupted time looking at a piece of art. This painting — “The Two Fridas” — by Frida Kahlo was made in 1939, and keep in mind ...

On the shortlist of the world’s most popular artists, Frida Kahlo takes a place of honor alongside Van Gogh, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Picasso, Matisse and a handful of others. The ...

Now on Prime Video, the densely embroidered documentary “Frida” pulls from many sources: home movies, archival footage, photographs, letters, its subject’s intimate diary, and reminiscence from ...