Art + Life Rules from a Nun

The video explores the life and work of Corita Kent, an artist and nun known for her innovative teaching and art. It delves into her famous list of rules for artists and teachers, emphasizing trust, community, experimentation, discipline, and creativity. The video highlights Kent's impact on art and education, her commitment to social justice, and her ability to blend art with life. It also discusses the influence of figures like John Cage and Charles Eames on her work.

Who was Corita Kent and what was her contribution to art and education?

What were the general duties of a student according to Corita Kent?

Describe the significance of the 'Finder' in Corita Kent's teaching methods.

What does Corita Kent mean by 'Nothing is a mistake' in her philosophy?

How did Corita Kent incorporate social justice themes into her artwork?

What role did collaboration play in Corita Kent's art and teaching?

Explain the concept of 'plurk' as described by Corita Kent.

What were some of the unconventional assignments given by Corita Kent to her students?

How did Corita Kent's experiences with Charles and Ray Eames influence her work?

What does Corita Kent mean by 'breaking all the rules' in her artistic practice?