Frida Kahlo Corporation files suit for trademark violations over anticapitalist artist’s image Kahlo's image has been thoroughly commodified since her death in 1954. Dave Byrnes / March 4, 2024 ...

Mexican painter Frida Kahlo's art was her life's work. Her journey to painting came after she was involved in a car accident ...

Frida Kahlo’s image may feel culturally ubiquitous but, according to the company that owns her image, that ubiquity comes with a price tag. The Frida Kahlo Corporation filed two lawsuits against ...

Among the lesser-known gems in the exhibition is Kahlo’s tender Diego and Frida 1929–1944 (1944), a painting made to mark the couple’s 15th anniversary, given as a gift by Kahlo to Rivera.

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. Today ...

Today, Frida Kahlo’s image sells everything from socks to stationery. The iconic Mexican painter known for self-portraits that delivered social commentary in a style that merged surrealism ...

In an interview, ‘Frida’ director Carla Gutierrez wanted the audience for her documentary on Friday Kahlo to feel the late artist's motions.

Artist Beck Lane displays 17 of her 55 portraits of iconic Mexican painter Frida Kahlo in a show at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Sarasota.

“Frida: Immersive Dream” creator, Italy’s Massimiliano Siccardi, regarded as a master of digital art, uses his expertise in the digital medium to tell the tale of Kahlo’s work and life.

The company that controls Frida Kahlo's image claims online merchants had sold unauthorized products related to the Mexican artist.