I was there 3 weeks ago (end of Feb 2019) Kalho’s Works are not back yet. I believe there are in Russia now.

it changes, I think they are in Budapest right now. There is a lot of Diego and Frida art around the home. So still go to that. It is well worth it.

Hi, The Frida collection is currently in Milan. I have no idea when it will return. The museum is well worth a visit or two for its collection of Ribera´s work, especially the works he did while in France. The best day to visit is Sunday because the museum often has plays or musical events in the beautiful gardens. Parking is difficult. Get an Uber from the center for about $8. I visit the museum often and love the grounds and the hairless dogs -- perros pelones.

You are right: I was there at the beginning of July and Frida's works were on loan. They are now back and on view until October 22, in exhibition organized to commemorate her 110 "birthday", entitled Me pinto a mi misma. In any case, the museum and its garden are magnificent and worth the visit, with or without exhibition! Free entrance on Tuesday.

I called the museum +52 555 555 0891 they told me Kahlo's work should be back by September Approx

Você deve se lembrar do trânsito da cidade do México, o museu fica em Xochimilco, ao sul da Cidade do México. Horário de funcionamento é de terça a domingo de 10 às 18 horas e as terças de gratuito para todos os visitantes. Há cafeteria e lojinha de souvenir. De qualquer forma trata-se de um museu muito interessante, com um belo jardim em volta da casa, mas não é uma fazenda. Há pavões real, cachorros da raça pelado, tudo muito interessante, mas melhor é coleção de arte dessa que foi considerada musa de Diogo Rivera. A coleção do museu inclui também mais de 600 peças pré-colombianas, peças de arte popular e uma coleção de santos dos séculos XVI e XVII.

entre una y dos horas. según el día y la hora

I took the Metro line 2 to the last stop,Tasqueña, then transferred to the light rail to Xochimilco within the Tasqueña station. Get off at the La Noria station. The museum estate is also called La Noria. The museum is about a three block walk. Ask someone on the sidewalk near all the vendors stands for directions. Everyone there knows where it is. You will need a plastic "tap" card from a vending machine kiosk in a Metro or Metrobus station to use the trains.