The exhibition 'love and a butterfly' showcases the artistic evolution of Corita Kent, featuring her early screenprints and rarely seen watercolors. Kent's serigraphs, influenced by Byzantine art and modern themes, emphasize the expressive and personal nature of her work. From her intricate designs using multiple screens to her later abstract pieces integrating poetry and text, the show captures her introspective connection to the natural world and her political engagements following her departure from religious life. Kent's art reflects a unique blend of technical mastery and emotional depth.
Corita Kent's artistic journey showcases a profound connection to both the natural world and contemporary society, evolving from intricate early serigraphs to politically engaged works.
The distinction of Kent's style lies in her energetic brushstrokes and vibrant colors that effectively convey both emotion and commentary on life's cycles.
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