than of everything 1967

Editor: So, here we have Corita Kent's "than of everything." The color palette is so bold, and the text really pops. What do you see in this piece? Curator: It's a visual poem, isn’t it? Kent was a master of finding the sacred in the everyday. The fragmented phrase, "than of everything," invites us to contemplate gratitude amidst the chaos. Notice how she plays with scale and color to disrupt conventional messaging. Editor: The "bulk rate" text is so curious. Curator: Exactly! She's elevating the mundane, transforming commercial language into something profound. It's a reminder to be thankful for the seemingly insignificant details that make up our lives. What do you think? Editor: I didn't catch the gratitude aspect on my own, but I think I understand it better now. Thanks!