How do you make the Frida Kahlo story feel fresh? This challenge may not have seemed so daunting when “La Casa Azul,” a biographical dramatization of the Mexican artist, opened in Montreal in ...

Coyoacan is one of Mexico City’s most historic and vibrant boroughs. It is also home to one of Mexico’s most popular attractions, the childhood home of Frida Kahlo, a museum called "La Casa Azul." ...

The MFA exhibit “Frida Kahlo and Arte Popular” reveals her roots in Mexican folk art, but Casa Azul reveals the woman herself in the process of becoming a pop culture icon.

The house contains the bed where an injured Kahlo started to paint; ... He donated the house in 1957, and it opened to the public as La Casa Azul, Museo Frida Kahlo in 1958.

"Frida was a terrible cook, but a fantastic hostess," Hilda Trujillo told me when I visited Kahlo's home and studio, La Casa Azul (00 52 55 5554 5999; museofridakahlo.org.mx).

Mexico City’s Casa Azul museum—best known as the artist Frida Kahlo’s house—could become the venue for a world record when it plays host to the drummer Tino Contreras this weekend.

Why You Won’t See These Frida Kahlo works at Casa Azul The former director of Casa Azul and the Museo Diego Rivera-Anahuacalli alleges that artworks and pages of Kahlo's Diary have gone missing ...

The former home of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo is sometimes called 'La Casa Azul' for its bright blue walls. For the past 60 years, the building has served as a museum dedicated to her work and her ...

It is also home to one of Mexico’s most popular attractions, the childhood home of Frida Kahlo, a museum called "La Casa Azul." Coyoacan is one of Mexico City’s most historic and vibrant boroughs.