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• "Frida Kahlo: Picturing an Icon" at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, US

"Frida Kahlo: Picturing an Icon" at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, US

This photographic exhibition showcases 115 pictures selected from Frida's private albums, presenting her complicated, fascinating, and frequently tragic life to the public.

It's a tale of perseverance, creativity, enthusiasm, and politics—rich with iconic imagery and friendships and alliances that have an international influence. The exhibition also discusses the influence of Kahlo's image today and the reasons why her influence has only increased over time.

The exhibition is organized by Vicente Wolf Associates from Vicente Wolf’s collection. 

Read here the Special to The Herald-Mail by Sarah C. Wolfe who manages collections and exhibitions for the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts.

Further info at the link below.

View Links: https://wcmfa.org/frida-kahlo-an-intimate-portrait-the-photograph-albums/

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