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Frida - Viva la vida 2019

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Rebeliones Indígenas 8 pieces of paper. 9 x 12”

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." - Martin Luther King, Jr.

Cuts: top right art by @sandicalistro​ from @roostermag, @fridakahlo​, The East Mojave Heritage Trail photo by Bill Creech/Tony Talbert from @overlandjournal​

Created listening to Ulrich Schnauss: A Strangely Isolated Place

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Las dos Fridas versión catrinas Arte popular mexicano #lasdosfridas #thetwofridas #fridakahlo #catrinamexicana #catrinas #catrina #diademuertos #mexico #artepopularmexicano #dayofthedead #fridaart #frida #fridakhalo #fridakahloart (en Mexico City, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpf89hilwT5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18x8b534xnis6

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Henry Ford Hospital (The Flying Bed)

Frida pinto esta pintura cuando tuvo un aborto natural que sufrió en el año 1932, mientras estaba en Estados Unidos. La vemos a ella acostada en una cama de hospital, bañada en sangre. De su estómago todavía hinchado se desprenden seis filamentos rojos y delgados, como si fueran venas o cordones umbilicales, que conectan su cuerpo con algunas imágenes que ella relacionaba con el aborto. En el centro y de un tamaño desproporcionado, está el feto de un bebé varón. Frida anhelaba tener un hijo y, aunque nunca lo logró, cuando hablaba del tema se refería a él como “el pequeño Dieguito”. La orquídea violeta es un regalo que recibió de Diego. El caracol simboliza un aborto lento y el figurín del torso de una mujer, en el que se observan los órganos internos, muestra el interior de una mujer desde su perspectiva (casi como si su cuerpo, que no había podido llevar adelante el embarazo, se hubiese desprendido de ella). Pintó también una máquina de metal que ella diseñó para reflejar todos los fríos instrumentos utilizados para realizar un legrado uterino. Por último aparece su pelvis, que no pudo albergar la vida que la habitaba. —————————————— Frida painted this painting when she had a natural abortion that she suffered in 1932 while in the United States. We see her lying in a hospital bed, bathed in blood. Six red, thin strands surrounding her stomach, still swollen, as if they were veins or umbilical cords, that connect her body with some images that she related to the abortion. In the center and of a disproportionate size, there is the fetus of a baby boy. Frida longed to have a child and, although she never succeeded, when she spoke of the subject she referred to him as “the little Dieguito”. The violet orchid is a gift she received from Diego. The snail symbolizes a slow abortion and the figure of a woman’s torso, in which the internal organs are observed, shows the interior of a woman from her perspective (almost as if her body, which had not been able to carry out the pregnancy, I would have detached from her). She also painted a metal machine that she designed to reflect all the cold instruments used to perform a curettage. Finally her pelvis appears, which could not harbor the life that inhabited her.

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@lafridarunway tomorrow at @laplazala featuring art by @labellavidamia @chavez_art @hectorsilvaartist @pinchimichiart @ninoskaarte Nos vemos mañana! Live music by @rosalie.elena • • •#dtla #fridaart #fridainspired #fridakahlo #lafridarunway #quinceañera #quinceaños #salmahayek #dtla #happeningindtla #happeninginla #culturalevents #fridasbirthday #everythingfrida #mariposa #monarch #butterfly #timeless #classic #artcollector #artcollective #laartscene #underground #undergroundart #eastla #westla #silverlake #artsdistrict

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Here she is in all her glory! 😁 stop by this Saturday and check her out at the Frida Por Vida pop up shop and Art show hosted by @raggedytiff. I'm honored to once again be along side some amazing and talented artist! She will be available for purchase. Prints will be available soon as well. Thank you for looking! #artedelaura#sukarart#fridaart#nosoytupayasa#painting#fridapainting#payasa#clown#arte#fridainspired#originalart#chicanaart

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#GOLDDIGGER hard at work ... #lovehim #workinghard #styling #instaflexing #ootd #💋#fridaart (at Botanical Gardens)

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El Mundo Esta Cambiando

✂️ 6 pieces of paper

In her career, @fridakahlo created 143 paintings out of which 55 are self-portraits. Kahlo said, "I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best." 🇲🇽🙌

Cosmos from @udelaware Magazine

@giantpandadub kicks off their tour tonight in DC! Then on to Philly and NYC 🐼

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