The dual roles of Frida Kahlo on display in exhibit

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The dual roles of Frida Kahlo on display in exhibit

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The dual roles of Frida Kahlo on display in exhibit

http://www.miamiherald.com/274/story/465449.html
03/23/2008

"Mostly, she doesn't take the transvestite tack (though there are moments when her self-portraits try it on). Instead, she constructs a vision of herself as an idiosyncratic woman, immersed in her own homemade visions of femininity and Mexicanness and resistance to norms -- social, sexual, artistic and political."

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