Thanks to Google, you can now view Frida Kahlo's artwork from the comfort of your home

There's nothing quite like going to a museum to view a retrospective of a renowned artist. But for those who cannot do so, Google's offered up a neat solution. 

The Arts & Culture arm of the tech company has worked with museums and collections around the world to create an online exhibit dedicated to the life and art of Frida Kahlo. 

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The exhibition is called "Faces of Frida," and features Kahlo's paintings, snippets of her diary, reimagined works, and editorial pieces exploring hidden meaning behind her paintings and her relationship to folk art. According to Forbes, there are 800 items in total, and the exhibit is a joint effort between 33 museums spanning 7 countries.  Read more...

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