On Purpose with Jay Shetty Patrisse Cullors ON: How To Use Your Art To Heal Your Emotions & Make An Impact On The World
Aug 3, 2020
Join Patrisse Cullors, a best-selling author and co-founder of Black Lives Matter, as she discusses the dynamic relationship between art, activism, and emotional healing. She shares her transformative experiences that merge creative expression with social justice, emphasizing the importance of reconnecting with one's emotions for artistic growth. Cullors also highlights innovative approaches to art education and community building, advocating for empathy-driven initiatives that empower marginalized artists. Discover how personal trauma can fuel activism and create impactful change.
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Respite, Reprieve and Healing
- Patrisse Cullors' solo art show, "Respite, Reprieve and Healing," explored resilience and the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement.
- The performance involved a bathtub of salt, hair washing with salt and honey, and a cleansing with coconut milk, symbolizing healing.
Early Activism
- As a child, Patrisse Cullors already had strong feelings about social justice and community change.
- She idolized figures like Audre Lorde and Angela Davis, dreaming of making a big impact.
Connecting with Inner Artist
- To connect with your inner artist, start by feeling your sensations and emotions in your body.
- Record your feelings and where you feel them to identify patterns and express them through art.
