Unlock the Human Side of Frida through Mexican Flavors

Exhibition Highlights

The exhibit showcases a reproduction of Frida Kahlo's childhood kitchen, providing a glimpse into her early life and the influence of Mexican cuisine. It allows visitors to immerse themselves in her world through a visual feast of her art, photographs, and items that reflect her passion for Mexico's vibrant culinary traditions.

Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles, emphasizes the significance of Kahlo's rediscovery. "Frida Kahlo, during the last few decades, her art, has been rediscovered. Now, she is widely known all over the world, and recognized as someone who established trends." This recognition has led to the creation of this immersive exhibition that celebrates her enduring legacy.

Book Accompanying the Exhibition

The beautifully illustrated book expands on the themes explored in the exhibition. It offers a deeper look at the ways food and flavor influenced Kahlo's creative expression. With family recipes of traditional Mexican dishes and flavors, readers get a taste of her beloved homeland.

Mara Romeo Kahlo, Kahlo's great niece, shares the intention behind the pop-up exhibit. "This pop-up exhibit is effectively about the human side of Frida. We want people to really get to know not just Frida the artist, but also Frida the aunt."

Connection with Art and Food Lovers

Los Sabores de Mi Mexico is a celebration that offers both art lovers and food enthusiasts a unique way to connect with Kahlo's artistry and the cultural richness that defined her life. It provides a platform for people to appreciate her work on a deeper level and understand the importance of food in her creative process.

For more details and to embark on this immersive journey, visit: https://saboresdemimexico.com/