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Ten Rules | Corita.org

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In the 1960s, artist, educator, and social justice advocate Corita Kent asked her students to collectively reimagine what a learning environment could be. Their contributions comprised the now widely recognizable Immaculate Heart College Art Department Rules (commonly referred to as “Ten Rules”). In the ensuing decades, this perennial work has gone on to lovingly hang in classrooms, studios, and homes of individuals and groups as they explore their own creative pursuits. Now, the Ten Rules has been reimagined as an audio endeavor by dublab and  Corita Art Center. Ed Ruscha, Barbara Loste, Lenore Dowling IHM, Meredith Monk, Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, Haven Lin-Kirk, Jerry Brown, Patrick Martinez, Alexandra Grant, Roxane Gay, and L. Frank—former students and contemporaries of Corita, artists, community organizers, and thought leaders—each read from the ten rules and provide a personal reflection in their own words. Read by Ed Ruscha This audio is hosted by SoundCloud. Loading it will sha

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