VOICED: Austria hosts blockbuster Kahlo exhibition

Freda Carlo's largest retrospective in Europe showcases her major works and lesser-known pieces, including her last self-portrait. The exhibition features personal artifacts and photographs, offering a glimpse into her life and struggles. Despite personal hardships, Carlo transformed her pain into art, creating numerous self-portraits. The exhibition, which opened in Berlin and attracted many visitors, is now in Vienna before the pieces return to their private owners.

What is unique about Freda Carlo's last self-portrait featured in the exhibition?

• It was never completed.

• It was a gift to her husband.

• It was destroyed by Freda Carlo herself.

• It was painted in watercolor.

How does the exhibition provide a closer glimpse into Freda Carlo's life?

• By displaying her personal diaries.

• Through a documentary film.

• By showcasing her letters.

• With a gallery of her daily life photographs.

What personal challenges did Freda Carlo face that are highlighted in the exhibition?

• Her bus accident and miscarriages.

• Her conflict with art critics.

• Her battle with depression.

• Her struggle with poverty.

Why did Freda Carlo create numerous self-portraits?

• To ensure her friends remembered her.

• To experiment with different styles.

• To practice her painting skills.

• To sell them for financial support.

Where did the exhibition draw a significant number of art lovers before moving to Vienna?

• Berlin

• London

• Rome

• Paris