The mind can be a noisy and cluttered place that can drown out the heart. Sifting through a maze of standards and frameworks for the visual arts could add to the noise and distract from the experience. Beginning with the rules or the words to create the art can lead to a dead end and muddy the search for what genuinely touches the artist. It’s easy to get caught up in the verbiage trying to get it right. I offer this caution as a reminder that making and creating **are** the real thing, the words that describe them are secondary. — Corita Kent’s Rules & Hints for Students and Teachers
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I must not fear. • Fear is the mind–killer. • Fear is the little–death that brings total obliteration. • I will face my fear. • I will permit it to pass over me and through me. • And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. • Where the fear has gone there will be nothing….only I will remain. Liturgy of Fear
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