Frida Kahlo ¡Viva La Vida! a new exhibition at the immersive Grand Palais

After a run at the Palais Galliera in 2022, art icon Frida Kahlo is back in Paris! Head for the Grand Palais Immersif to discover theexhibition Frida Kahlo ¡Viva La Vida! (attention, working title) from September 18, 2024 to March 2, 2025. This unique exhibition offers total immersion in the world of Frida Kahlo, an emblematic figure in world art. The event promises a singular narrative experience, combining 360º projections, sophisticated animations and an original soundtrack, to plunge visitors into the heart of the work and life of this extraordinary artist.

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The Frida Kahlo ¡Viva La Vida! exhibition is based on an innovative concept developed by two renowned Mexican curators. The guiding thread is Frida Kahlo's diary, discovered by chance in her house 20 years after her disappearance. This miraculous find provides a direct link between the artist's tumultuous personal life, her relationships with the great names of her time, and her incredible creative vitality. The immersive scenography and projection techniques offer viewers a unique opportunity to enter the intimacy and spirit of Frida Kahlo, revealing little-known aspects of her world.

Already a success in four countries, this exhibition has captured the hearts of audiences and critics alike with its innovative approach. Frida Kahlo ¡Viva La Vida! is a truly sensory and emotional adventure, highlighting the richness of Frida Kahlo's work. Visitors to the Grand Palais Immersif will enjoy an unparalleled immersive experience, celebrating both the artistic genius and the life force of one of the twentieth century's most fascinating artists.

For those looking to immerse themselves in the world of Frida Kahlo and discover her artistic legacy from a new angle, this exhibition is probably the must-see event of late 2024! Should we put it in our diaries, folks?

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