love at the end 1969

Curator: This screenprint, "love at the end," was created by Corita Kent. Notice how she juxtaposes a solemn portrait with vibrant text and pop imagery. Editor: Whoa, it feels like a visual shout – the stark contrast between the somber face and the bold, almost joyful text creates a really disorienting mood. Curator: Kent often incorporated text from newspapers and theological writings, layering meaning. The heart above the word "Love" adds another layer. Editor: It's like she's saying even amidst the headlines and heavy stuff, there's always love. That's kind of comforting, actually. Curator: Indeed, Kent used recognizable symbols to invite viewers to contemplate deeper social and spiritual themes. Editor: I guess it's a reminder to seek the light, even when things look pretty dark, literally and figuratively.