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Oklahoma City Museum of Art has announced an encore screening of 'Exhibition on Screen: Frida Kahlo' for Thursday, July 23, at 7 pm. The museum promoted the presentation as a return engagement, giving audiences another chance to see the film after its earlier run.
The screening is part of the museum’s programming around artist-focused cinema, with the museum highlighting the film under its Exhibition on Screen banner. In its announcement, the museum paired the listing with a quote from The Independent describing the work as “a truly immersive experience” that allows viewers to explore Kahlo’s most important works located around the world from the comfort of a cinema seat.
Frida Kahlo remains one of the most widely recognized artists of the 20th century, and screenings centered on her life and art continue to attract attention from museum audiences. The Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s notice presents the film as a chance to revisit Kahlo’s work in a format designed to bring together biography, art history and high-quality documentary presentation.
The event is scheduled for the museum on July 23, 2026, with a listed runtime from 7 pm to 9 pm. The museum’s announcement does not provide additional details about accompanying talks, special guests or related programming.
The encore screening is listed as taking place at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, which shared the announcement through its social media channels on July 16. The museum’s note frames the presentation as a return screening rather than a new exhibition, keeping the focus on the film itself and its subject, Kahlo.
