Art Church™ is a secular yet spiritual program that delves into the profound depths of Frida Kahlo’s art, treating her artworks and diaries as sacred texts.

In our free monthly, live sessions and in our discussions in the accompanying Facebook Group, we will draw inspiration from Frida’s life and art for our own self-discovery and growth. This group is a sanctuary for individuals to connect deeply with themselves, each other, and the insights woven within Kahlo’s vibrant body of work.

3. Buy The Diary of Frida Kahlo. (affiliate link) Although not technically required, you will probably want your own copy of the book. ** Cindy is not affiliated with Frida Kahlo or the publication of the book, but the link is an Amazon affiliate link. Think of this like a book club!

A sacred text transcends its physical form, representing a repository of wisdom, insight, and cultural significance. While traditionally associated with religious scriptures, it extends beyond religious boundaries to encompass a diverse range of writings, artworks, and cultural artifacts that evoke deep meaning and contemplation. In our group, we approach the concept of sacred texts through a secular lens, acknowledging the profound impact of Frida Kahlo’s art. Her paintings serve as powerful conduits for exploring universal themes and personal reflection, fostering connections with ourselves and others on a deeply spiritual level. Through our discussions and practices, we delve into the transformative potential of art as a medium for introspection, growth, and communal exploration of the human experience.

1. Interpretation through Sacred Text: In our discussions and analyses of Frida Kahlo’s art, we may explore themes, symbols, and narratives through the lens of sacred texts or spiritual perspectives. While engaging in this exploration, it’s important to recognize that our interpretations are subjective and may vary based on individual beliefs and experiences.


2. Honoring Frida Kahlo’s Intentions: We acknowledge and respect Frida Kahlo as a visionary artist who expressed her personal experiences, emotions, and cultural identity through her work. Our interpretation of her art through sacred texts does not negate or diminish her own intentions as an artist. We honor her creativity, authenticity, and unique voice in the art world.


3. Cultural Sensitivity: Frida Kahlo’s art is deeply rooted in her Mexican heritage, symbolism, and history. As we analyze and appreciate her work, we must be mindful of the cultural significance and context from which it emerged. This includes recognizing and respecting the indigenous influences that shape her artistic expression.


4. Intersectionality and Diversity: Frida Kahlo’s identity encompassed various intersecting aspects, including her Mexican heritage, gender identity, physical disability, and political activism. Our discussions should reflect the complexity and diversity of her experiences, avoiding oversimplification or cultural appropriation.


5. Open Dialogue and Learning: This group is a space for open dialogue, learning, and exploration of Frida Kahlo’s art from diverse perspectives. We encourage members to share their interpretations, insights, and questions respectfully, fostering a supportive environment for intellectual exchange and growth.


6. Mutual Respect and Understanding: While our interpretations of Frida Kahlo’s art may differ, let’s approach discussions with mutual respect, empathy, and understanding. We can learn from each other’s perspectives and enrich our understanding of her work by embracing diverse viewpoints and experiences.


7. Reporting Misconduct: Any behavior that disrespects Frida Kahlo’s artistic legacy, cultural heritage, or violates the principles of this group should be reported to the administrators for appropriate action.We are committed to maintaining a respectful and inclusive space for all members.