Frida Kahlo, Art, and Spanish Workshop
May 2 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
We are happy to offer a workshop based on the amazing life and work of artist, Frida Kahlo! Join Jeanette Morales-Rodriguez, SUNY Old Westbury MALS candidate and Spanish teacher, who will introduce us to Frida, her art, and the Spanish language. We will embark on hands-on art activities with Spanish language components inspired by Frida Kahlo for all to enjoy. DETAILS FORTHCOMING.
About Frida Kahlo (1907-1954): Frida was a renowned Mexican painter famous for her vibrant, deeply personal, and often surreal self-portraits exploring themes of identity, pain, postcolonialism, and gender, using Mexican folk art styles to represent her turbulent life, chronic physical suffering from polio and a severe bus accident, and her tumultuous marriage to muralist Diego Rivera. She became a feminist icon and cultural symbol after her death, celebrated for her unflinching portrayal of her inner world and resilience in the face of adversity.
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