Frida Kahlo lived an illustrated life.  She was brutally honest with herself and with the public, often using her paintings as a form of art therapy.  Her short life was a constant struggle between tragedy and pain and creativity and artistic success.  This series dives deep into the many facets of Kahlo’s life and artwork including her relationship with fellow artist Diego Rivera, her rejection of the “Surrealist” label and her legacy of empowering female artists who came after her.  Kahlo’s life was spent trying to find balance between the dark and the light and we will discuss how this duality affected every part of her being.

Who: Central Florida art historian, artist and writer, Adrienne H. Lee

What: Frida Kahlo – a four-part series offered by Rollins Center for Lifelong Learning

When: Mondays this March from 11:00am – 12:30pm

Where: Rollins College, 1000 Holt Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789

For more info, please email lifelonglearning@rollins.edu or call 407-646-1577. To register for this class, please visit… https://registration.xenegrade.com/rollins/courseDisplay.cfm?schID=1258