Frida Kahlo, who painted mostly small, intensely personal works for herself, family and friends, would likely have been amazed and amused to see what a vast audience her paintings now reach.

The Archives of American Art created this exhibition in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month 2001 in order to pay tribute to Mexican artist Frida Kahlo (b. 1907 d. 1954) and her enduring influence ...

The appeal before the 11th Circuit is the latest in a string of legal battles fought by the Frida Kahlo Corporation to keep ...

Animation brings the artist’s iconic paintings ... what it’s like to work under the Kahlo name, myths and misconceptions about her great-aunt Frida, and reflects on Frida’s legacy.

While movies, documentaries and books tell the story of legendary Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, “Frida: Beyond the Myth” — at ...

A Friendship With Mary Reynolds” features work and objects revealing Kahlo and Reynolds’ friendship and influence in their ...

The late 1930s were a pivotal moment in Frida Kahlo’s career. She began painting in the 1920s and it wasn’t until 1938 when she had her first solo exhibition. The Art Institute's Frida Kahlo ...

The interview with Kahlo, published in the Detroit News and written by Florence Davies, ran the headline, ‘Wife of the Master Mural Painter Gleefully Dabbles in Works of Art’. Kahlo ...

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist. She was born in 1907 in Mexico City and died in 1954. Frida Kahlo had a lot of illnesses in her lifetime. When she was six years old, she found out she had an ...

The celebration honoring Frida Kahlo took place in the museum’s Robins Sculpture Garden and Cochrane Atrium. There were visual arts demonstrations, including backstrap loom weaving, painting on ...