Frida Khalo studio and garden New York

New York has recreated thw Frida Kahlo studio and garden. The studio and garden which belonged to the late Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo, a magnetic inspiration for artists and intellectuals all over the world, has been recreated in New York, United States of America.

The studio and garden represents the focus of an artist on nature, and includes a display of over a dozen  of original paintings and drawings.

During the first show of Frida Kahlo's work in New York in more than 10 years,"we were inspired by Frida Kahlo's art, but also by the artistry of her garden in Mexico City,we knew from her studying that she was a careful observer of nature and plants." said Joanna Groarke, curator of Bronx Based New York botanical garden.

The exhibition reimagines Kahlo's studio and garden from Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo Museum, Mexico City). It was Kahlo's house where she grew up in the Mexico City with her husband, Diego Rivera, an Mexican artist & past away in 1954 at the age of 47, in that house.

Kahlo was a surrealist painter who was famous for her haunting self portraits and her depiction of the female form. The exhibition seeks to examine Kahlo's work in a different way and combines plants already in the garden with others sourced from else where, said Grorake. Kahlo only received recognition for her work decades after her death. Now she is been given a consideration in the most Latin American Artists.