The V&A unpacks Frida Kahlo's lifelong home to curate an icon
The bed was a place of comfort and conflict for Frida Kahlo: it represented the site of her pain and creation. In the exhibition Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up, Victoria and Albert Senior Curator of fashion Claire Wilcox and co-curator Ci
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