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Corita Kent & the Language of Pop

By Katherine L Borrazzo
Viewers examine works at Corita Kent and the Language of Pop during the opening of the exhibit at Harvard Art Museums on Thursday afternoon. The opening was followed by a panel discussion which considered Kent’s role as an iconoclast as well as her printmaking techniques, placing her alongside her contemporaries in the pop art movement.
Viewers examine works at Corita Kent and the Language of Pop during the opening of the exhibit at Harvard Art Museums on Thursday afternoon. The opening was followed by a panel discussion which considered Kent’s role as an iconoclast as well as her printmaking techniques, placing her alongside her contemporaries in the pop art movement.

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