Frida's Blue House

Welcome to Frida's Blue House is dedicated to Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. Enjoy

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Frida's Blue House turned 12 today!

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Frida's Blue House turned 10 today!

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“building a bridge to her” (30*40 watercolour on paper)

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References to Frida Kahlo’s paintings in Frida (2002)

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Ho smesso di contare le volte in cui, arrivata alla seconda riga, ho cancellato e riscritto tutto nuovamente. Cercavo un inizio ad effetto, qualcosa di poetico e vero allo stesso tempo, qualcosa di grandioso, ma agli occhi. Non ci sono riuscita. Poi ho capito, ricordando ciò che non avevo mai saputo: che per i grandi cuori che muoiono nel corpo ma che continuano a battere nel respiro della notte, non ci sono canoni o bellezze regolari, armonie esteriori, ma tuoni e temporali devastanti che portano ad illuminare un fiore, nascosto, di struggente bellezza.

Frida Kahlo

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Frida Kahlo at the Museum of Modern Art in Mexico City, 1940s by Manuel Álvarez Bravo

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Frida Kahlo exhibit in the Botanical Garden. Bronx, NY. 2015.

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Como ser Frida 

Fotografía por Sandra Lara 

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…I Love You, Houston.

There’s many reasons to love #Htown but to name just a few… Downtown Houston is gorgeous and has some of the most beautiful architecture (and the tallest building in Texas!) even at night it takes your breath away. There is a thriving art scene and tons of museums and larger than life public art. Oh, there’s also a bayou which is like San Antonio’s Riverwalk in that you can walk for miles & see great views of Downtown. Don’t forget Discovery Green (like central park, it’s a little green slice of paradise in the middle of Downtown Houston) & last but not least, there’s the San Jacinto Monument which is taller than the Washington Monument and stands in remembrance of the final battle for Texas.

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