Mexico City celebrates the 112th anniversary of Frida Kahlo's birth
06 July 2019
The Mexico City zócalo will display a floral and photographic open-air exhibition, called “The Colors of Frida”, including works and installations by 32 worldwide artists.
Some of the works include walls painted with subjects that reference Frida’s colors and most popular themes, such as pro-indigenous sentiment, Mexican nationalism and highly personal expression, as well as giant painted sugar skulls, arches and pathways lined with flowers and lush vegetation and — to crown the exhibition — a giant Frida lying in a bed adorned with vivid Mexican colors and themes.
The exposition will be on display in the zócalo Friday through Sunday.
