New York City Exhibit Recreates Frida Kahlo’s Colorful Vegetable Garden
The New York Botanical Garden will recreate the world-famous garden of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. The exhibit, entitled "Frida Kahlo's Garden," "will include not only rarely seen paintings by Kahlo but also a recreation of her studio and garden at Casa Azul in the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City, where she lived for many years and where she died in 1954," The New York Times reports.
The exhibit is highly anticipated, thanks to Kahlo's penchant for vivid, colorful flowers. "I paint flowers so they will not die," the painter famously said. True to her word, many of her paintings feature brightly-colored roots, tendrils, flowers, cactus fruit, and even watermelon. Over the years, Kahlo's garden and paintings have inspired people all over the world. Bright flowers honor Kahlo's legac...