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You Should Never Blink [you Should Never Blink, Is a 90-MINUTE Documentary Film Chronicling the Life and Legacy of Corita Kent. Artist, Nun, and Educator, Corita Kent (aka Sister Corita) Captivated Mid-century America With Her Vibrant Pop Art and Radical Ideas, Only to Be Largely Omitted From the Historical Narrative Until Now. in Her Own Words, and Through the Voices of Contemporary Artists and Kent?s Former Students, You Should Never Blink Resurrects and Reconsiders the Story of This Cultural Icon.]
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