Corita Kent

But it's only the points that matter.

Corita set the tone for Team USA's 2024 victory at Robert Trent's Jones Golf Club by quite literally bringing the tunes.

The 40-minute bus ride from the hotel to the course needed some juice, and Corita found the speaker that led to epic jams to Whitney Houston's I want to dance with somebody all the way into the hotel lobby.

This was probably the most fun I've had on a golf course ever, declared Corda last year after taking part in her first Solheim Cup team victory.

The 28-year-old began her Solheim Cup experience seven years ago in Scotland as Jessica's little sister and has since become the face of American golf.

So this is a show curated locally with mostly local artists, Soleil Darrell, Terry Friedman, Angelica Trimbulianu.

And it's about how Corita Kent's work has kind of filtered down to influence contemporary generations.

So we have fiber arts.

We have painting on silk velvet.

Right.

Listen to what the recent or wrote about it, right? Quote, when the combine found itself fighting against its own people, as well as the Commonwealth during the fourth war, Corita leaders began to look for a solution to the problem of Russell Hague resistance.

They found one and it was ingenious by supporting Russell Hague independent.

The Draconis combine simultaneously removed a thorn from its side, embarrassed the Commonwealth into giving up its capture world and created a buffer state between the combine and the newly formidable Lyran's.

more on that later.

So as we know, military insurrection, Conrad Theodore declares all those units Ronin masterless samurai leads a force of loyal regiments back into the Republic to do battle with the Ronin.

They do the Ronin Wars, as they became known, where a series of short, violent clashes between the Ronin, which added up to about eight regiments and the allied forces of the Royal Rosselhaag Army and the DCMS units led by Theodore Corita.

It does point out that, like, this is a new army, by the way, right? They're just like, we're a new nation.

With Cronenberg, we got Crimes of the Future, where people eat and live off plastic and evolve in ways that we can't imagine.

With Corita, who wants to take us back to nature to try and fuse two different materials together, which were never meant to be together.

In this, we are given healing from a robot son to parents who without him may never have found healing, and a movie that was emotionally and mind-bendingly insightful that I feel will have me again Like most of his films, going back to More Than Once, when I start to shake my head and get...

It'll help me stay focused on what's important in life, and that's family.

It's just such an interesting movie.

It just really is.

The performances are great, of course, because Corita, that's what he does.

He just gets performances

I think it was only a few weeks ago, even though time is such a bizarre experience.

And that was for this wonderful Sister Corita Kent event that Dub Lab was putting on with the Corita Foundation and the Great Discontent magazine.

And you and I were speaking on this panel on after a documentary by aaron rose about her work um and yeah and it but it felt as soon as i met you it felt like i'd known you forever it seemed

uh yes and then at me also and then when i i heard you speaking it's why i wasn't kidding when i say yeah what you said because uh You express things that, you know, that's the way that I feel.

to look at that.

Rather than just being in love with some girl that you'll never have under the moonlight, the lamplight, they became more, all those things you mentioned.

When did you first hear about Corita Kent and what did her teachings and spirit open up for you?

I heard about her, I think it was about 67 and then a little bit in 68.