a 3-hour online workshop on observation,
curation, and connection of ideas through writing,
by Ankita S.
SOLD OUT
Sat, Apr 26, 10AM – 1PM EST
Sun, Apr 27, 10AM – 1PM IST
NEW SLOTS
Sat, May 03, 10AM – 1PM EST
Sun, Apr 04, 10AM – 1PM IST
In this 3-hour online session, using writing as our primary medium, we’ll explore practices of deep noticing that can be adapted to any creative discipline.
Through carefully designed exercises, you will:
You’ll leave with a completed written piece and a repeatable method for moving from observation to connection to creation.
Ideal for writers, artists, designers, photographers, and anyone seeking to transform observation into creation.
Two slots; limited to 15 participants each:
Participant Fee: INR 1499
Registration link:
About the Facilitator:
Ankita Shah is an Indian-Nepali writer whose essays and poetry create an interplay between observation, memory, and culture. As co-founder of The Poetry Club (2013-2019), she led a 7,000-strong community of writers through curated reading sessions focused on style exploration and feedback exchange. Her published works include The Eye of the Needle (2019), documenting how a community of women in Rajasthan’s Thar desert transformed embroidery from cultural practice to economic lifeline, preserving heritage while reshaping their community’s future. Shah is also a performance poet, having taken her work across platforms like NCPA, Spoken Fest, Kala Ghoda Festival. As a curator, she has also produced over 50 inter-disciplinary shows at the G5A Foundation for Contemporary Culture. She writes and publishes personal essays every fortnight on her Substack, Life, Annotated.
