What is the name of Frida's husband?
Diego Rivera
Why did Frida start painting?
Because he had an accident, he couldn't get out of bed and it was the only way to entertain himself.
What is Frida's most characteristic accessory?
The flowers on her head
How did Frida fight for equality physically?
Without shaving her facial hair
True or false. Frida's clothes were chosen by her stylists
False, she dressed as she wanted
What accident marked her life?
A tram ran over the bus he was traveling in and broke his spine.
In which place did Frida have her international recognition?
In United States
Ups!
You lose your turn
Give a topic in which Frida expresses her feminist ideas in her works.
Sexuality, motherhood or abortion.
What is "La Casa Azul" today?
It is a museum where the works of Frida are shown.
What is the main theme of their works?
Pain and suffering
Why is the work of "Los Rivales" so famous in Latin America?
Because it is the most expensive work in Latin America.
How did Frida defend unisex clothing?
By wearing suits
Regarding her sexuality, what was her sexual orientation and why was she considered brave to say so publicly?
She was bisexual and she was brave because she wasn't afraid to let everybody know.
Who accompanied her in the bus crash?
Her first boyfriend
What was it that marked the end of her relationship with your husband?
Frida's husband was unfaithful to her with her sister Cristina
Why did Frida make the works "Las dos Fridas" and "Dos desnudos en un bosque"?
Because of the bad streak of his divorce
What did Frida use the skirt for?
To hide her physical problems
Apart from art, what other area considered for men did Frida participate in?
She took part in politics
How would you frame hers father's work in her future?
He was a photographer and she used to help him and she began to know about art. He gave her recognition
What did Frida write in her diary after her leg was amputated?
Poems related to his suffering
What was the name of the first person who taught Frida to paint and who helped her throughout her career?
Fernando Fernández DomÃnguez
Why can it be said that her style was revolutionary at that time?
Because she dressed the way she wanted with bold and flamboyant colors.
What message did she give about women in her works?
Repressed women who couldn't leave their house and couldn't speak freely
Why did she almost lose her life when she divorced her husband?
Because she got depressed and she tried to commit suicide