Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics and Painting
Frida & Diego marks the first time important work by two influential Mexican artists will be shown in the Southeast.
Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics and Painting positions the artists' work in the political and artistic contexts of their time. Kahlo, whose paintings were described by French poet and writer André Breton as "a ribbon around a bomb," was called a Surrealist by some, but she resisted the label and claimed she painted her reality, not her dreams. The selected works allude to both artists' support for the Communist movement, as well as the concept of Mexicanidad, an identification with Mexico's indigenous roots.
| Dates | 2012/10/20 au 2013/01/20 |
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| Website | Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics and Painting |
| Categories | Expositions récentes, 1966 à aujourd'hui |
Voyage au Mexique
Cinq photographies prises lors du voyage d'André Breton au Mexique en 1938.
Cinq images, une notice descriptive à compléter, une exposition.
Frida Kahlo et Diego Rivera
Photographie de Frida Kahlo et de Diego Rivera dans un train en 1938, l'année du voyage d'André Breton au Mexique.
Une image, une notice descriptive.
Voyage au Mexique
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Six photographies prises lors du voyage d'André Breton au Mexique en 1938, dont quatre avec Frida Kahlo.
10 images, une notice descriptive, une exposition.
Cheminée
Huile et crayon sur toile double face offerte par l'artiste à André Breton.
Deux images, une notice descriptive.