Sister Corita

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Corita Kent was a nun who created vibrant screenprints that reflected her spirituality, commitment to social justice, and hope for peace. She often used popular culture like song lyrics and advertisements in her artwork. As the head of the art department at her convent, she taught screenprinting techniques until leaving the church in 1968 to focus on her art full-time. Her work provided an outlet for her activism and appreciation for the world, using the accessible medium of silkscreen printing like her vows of humility and poverty advocated.

style

Consists mostly of vibrant screenprints.

Reflects her spirituality
commitment to social justice
hope for peace
delight in the world around us

Often used popular culture (song lyrics, advertising
slogans, etc) as material for meaning-filled bursts of
text and color.

history

Corita Kent became a nun at the Immaculate
Heart of Mary in 1936..

She ran the art department and taught until she
left the Order in 1968 to devote herself entirely to
making art.

so what?

Outlet for her activism and intense appreciation for
the world around her.

The cheap and ordinary medium of silkscreen print
reflected values inherent to her vows of humility and
poverty.

How can WE create work that reflects our time and
place?

activity

In a sketchbook, record 10 phrases that catch your eye.
They can be song lyrics, poems, ad slogans, quotes,
etc.

Also pick 10 images/objects. Record them by sketching,
photographing, or collaging.

Start pairing one phrase and one image together. How
does the meaning of these objects change when paired
with a certain phrase?

example: Jason Rosenberg example: ffffound.com

How do our choices of phrase and image reflect this
time, place, and ourselves?

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Sister Corita

1. sister corita

2. style Consists mostly of vibrant screenprints. Reflects her spirituality commitment to social justice hope for peace delight in the world around us Often used popular culture (song lyrics, advertising slogans, etc) as material for meaning-filled bursts of text and color.

8. history Corita Kent became a nun at the Immaculate Heart of Mary in 1936.. She ran the art department and taught until she left the Order in 1968 to devote herself entirely to making art.

9. so what? Outlet for her activism and intense appreciation for the world around her. The cheap and ordinary medium of silkscreen print reflected values inherent to her vows of humility and poverty. How can WE create work that reflects our time and place?

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