All posts tagged "Frida Kahlo"
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879August 2023Frida-inspired ‘Paint & Sip’ evening happening this August at Sazón
Create your own Frida inspired masterpiece at exclusive Paint & Sip event this August, at Mexican restaurant Sazón in the CBD.
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897Food DrinkExperience authentic Mexican flavours at exclusive Mexican Independence Day dinner
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day with exclusive dinner co-hosted by the Art Gallery of South Australia and head chef of La Popular Taqueria and discover the traditional flavours of Mexico!
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866LatestMexican fiesta takes over CBD with Frida & Diego inspired city trail
Frida fever has taken over Adelaide this winter with the Frida & Diego: City Trail, showcasing all things Mexican in honour of revered artists; Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
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3.2KArtsFrida & Diego: Love & Revolution exhibition premieres at Art Gallery of South Australia today
The Frida & Diego: Love & Revolution exhibition is premiering at the Art Gallery of South Australia with a rare collection of iconic works of art by two of the most influential and beloved artists of the twentieth century – Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
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2.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: My First Little People, Big Dreams: Frida Kahlo, by Isabel Sánchez Vegara
In this board book edition for ages 4 or 5, the Little People, Big Dreams series looks at the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo whose works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
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791ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Carmen – Live or Dead
Meet Carmen Frida Leon Davidovich – the fictional love child of the famed Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo and Russian revolutionary and Communist, Leon Trotsky. She is sensual, intelligent, audacious and wry, and she is also intersex, having been born with both male and female genitalia.
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2.1KFood DrinkReal Mexican Food Served Up As Part of Frida Inspired Menu at Mexican Society
This month, Mexican Society led by Head Chef Alejandro Huerta introduces a new menu inspired by Frida Kahlo; an artist, revolutionary and icon around the world.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World Activity Book, by Kate Pankhurst
A children's activity book that explores the achievements of women through history, from Sacagawea, an American Indian in 1804, to Rosa Parks in 1955.
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423LatestFeast Festival Review: Serpentine
Serpentine is a cabaret ode to the corset, the most notorious garment in the history of the world, thought to be both an instrument of oppression and liberation.
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554LatestMusic Review: Zephyr Quartet – Resonance
The Zephyr Quartet took us around the world with fourteen pieces of folk music that would have been completely at home at a world music festival.
