Enriched Bread

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Through bold typography and vibrant colors, Corita Kent's "Enriched Bread" catches the viewer's attention, drawing them into a deeper message. By incorporating everyday imagery and popular culture references, such as bread packaging, Kent re-contextualizes common messages to convey deeper spiritual and social meanings. Incorporating religious themes into her work, Kent reflected on her background as a former religious sister and educator. The use of religious imagery and text, such as the incorporation of verses from the Psalms, adds a spiritual dimension to the design. Her dedication is rooted in racial, political, and feminist social struggles. The use of silkscreen printing, or serigraphs, a medium associated with mass production, underscores Kent's desire for democratic outreach and accessibility in her art.

Corita Kent, Enriched Bread, 1965,  Los Angeles California
Corita Kent, Enriched Bread, 1965, Los Angeles California