An empty wallet and a short elevator ride is all you need for your mind, body and soul to be transported to the graphic tumults of the late ’60s. Thanks to the latest gallery at State Street’s Madison ...

Kent used her art to convey messages of hope and social justice. On Saturday, a new showcase for the woman known as the “Pop-Art nun ... mission of Sister Corita 60 years later.” ...

60s art, design, graphic design, pop art, retro I Used a graphic design programme called OpenCanvas... By Sacha DR.Who Pop Art... When listening to Ed's interview and music I got the ...

The allure of a Catholic nun creating striking graphic silkscreens that embodied the 1960s peace and love ethos was irresistible. In 1967, Corita Kent made the cover of Newsweek Magazine.

When pop art blazed onto the scene in the early ’60s, many people dismissed the work ... Novick took him off latrine-mopping duty and got him designing signs and posters instead.

When you hear the name Peter Max, you think of the '60s and the colorful art he created that helped define a generation. On the eve of the 49th anniversary of the Woodstock Festival, we thought we ...

Pop was never going to get just 15 minutes of fame. “Signs and Objects. Pop Art from the Guggenheim Collection” is at Guggenheim Bilbao until 15 September 2024.

ST. AUGUSTINE — Stepping foot into Rob DePiazza’s house is like winding back the clock to the height of the 1960s’ pop art revolution. All Andy Warhol- and Keith Haring-style prints ...

She was drawn to the bold graphics of Pop Art, making serigraphs so that her ... they're still supporting the mission of Sister Corita 60 years later.” This story originally appeared in Los ...

The Corita Art Center is dedicated to Corita Kent, an artist and advocate for progressive causes often referred to as the "Pop-Art nun." (David Butow / For The Times) ...