Fabulous Frida, classic Constable and a Cornish welcome for Kasuba – the week in art

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Frida Kahlo is a renowned Mexican artist known for her vibrant and emotionally charged self-portraits, which have become iconic representations of her life and experiences. The Tate Modern's exhibition, Frida: The Making of an Icon, is a significant event in the art world, as it explores Kahlo's enduring influence and posthumous fame. This show is part of a broader trend of museums and galleries reassessing and celebrating the lives and works of prominent female artists.

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Fabulous Frida, classic Constable and a Cornish welcome for Kasuba – the week in art

Tate Modern celebrates everything Kahlo, the British Museum marks John Constable’s 250th birthday, while Claydon prepares for an invasion – all in your weekly dispatch Frida: The Making of an Icon The great surrealist and self-explorer Frida Kahlo gets a show that emphasises her influence and posthumous fame. • Tate Modern, London, 25 June to 3 January Continue reading...