Tuesday, March 17, 2009

When Frida Kahlo painted My Dress Hangs There, she had been living in New York for three years, and was both homesick and isolated.

"[the painting] represents an ironic portrait of American capitalism and superficiality. Filled with symbols of a modern American industrial society, it points to social decay and the destruction of fundamental human values."
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  1. T.HodgeMarch 18, 2009 at 3:46 PM

    What do you think of the quote in your blog post? What are the "fundamental human values"? Is your quote taken from Frida Kahlo?

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