Sister Mary Corita believed that art should encapsulate both the small and large narratives of the world, making complex ideas accessible and engaging to the viewer.
Her work often presented bold slogans alongside smaller texts, emphasizing the importance of looking beyond surface messages to truly understand deeper societal issues.
Corita's print, Stop the Bombing, poignantly depicted the pain of war, illustrating how art can provoke reflection on pressing political matters and personal experiences.
Through her art, Corita criticized media representation of marginalized groups, as seen in her piece My People, which confronted the negative portrayal of the Black community in headlines.
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