Lamakaan

Monsoon Shelters – Four Himalayan Short Films & Story Sharing Session
Every monsoon leaves behind stories.
Monsoon Shelters is an intimate evening of four independent short films inspired by journeys through the Himalayas, mountain villages, changing weather, faith, silence, resilience and the people who call these mountains home.
Rather than being a conventional film screening, the event is designed as a shared storytelling experience. After every film, filmmaker and Himalayan traveller Ritwik Bhattachaharyya will share the real stories, unexpected moments, challenges and human experiences that inspired each work.The audience will also have an opportunity to interact, ask questions and discuss filmmaking, travel, mountain culture and visual storytelling.
Screening Line-up
• Monsoon Shelters
• Echoes of the Valley
• Faith Walker
• A fourth Himalayan micro short film
Together these films create a cinematic journey through landscapes, memories, rain, faith and human resilience.

Whether you are a filmmaker, traveller, photographer, writer, nature enthusiast or simply someone who enjoys meaningful conversations, this evening promises an inspiring experience.

Duration: Approximately 1.30 hours
Language: English (with subtitles where required)
Entry: Free & Open to All

As the monsoon is delayed in the city and we hope it arrives in July, bringing freshness and renewal to Hyderabad, Lamakaan too opens its doors to a season of cinematic rain with the Vittorio De Sica Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can gather to celebrate the works of one of Italy’s greatest filmmakers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, De Sica’s films strip away pretenses, revealing the raw beauty and struggles of everyday life. His cinema, rooted in compassion and realism, is a reminder that art can be as nourishing as the monsoon itself.

About Vittorio De Sica: Vittorio De Sica (born July 7, 1901 in Sora, Italy – died November 13, 1974 in Paris, France) was a towering figure of Italian cinema and a pioneer of neorealism. Beginning his career as an actor, he later became a director whose films gave voice to ordinary people in extraordinary times. His style was marked by simplicity, emotional depth, and a deep humanism that made the struggles of everyday life profoundly moving. De Sica’s contributions include masterpieces such as Shoeshine (1946), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Umberto D. (1952), and Marriage Italian Style (1964). His work not only won Academy Awards and international acclaim but also reshaped world cinema, proving that stories of common people could carry universal power.

Film Title: TWO WOMEN | 1960 | 100 Mins | Italy & France | Italian & German with English Subtitles.

About the film: In the 1960 war drama Two Women (Italian: La ciociara), a widowed Roman mother, Cesira, and her 13-year-old daughter, Rosetta, flee the Allied bombings of World War II for the safety of her native mountain village in Ciociaria. Despite their efforts, they are violently traumatized by the brutalities of war.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Unleash your inner artist and walk away with a custom, wearable masterpiece! In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to transform a simple canvas tote bag into a personalized accessory that reflects your unique style.

Forces and Rhythms: an immersive learning experience of Hyderabad. A group of 40 Students of urban studies from School of Environment and Architecture, Mumbai will meet with their mentors and interlocutors to reflect on their understanding of what keeps Hyderabad moving.

6th event of
DHWANI

An evening with Telugu fiction writer Sudhakar Unudurti

immersive performative audio presentations of accomplished Telugu literary texts

co-hosted by

MARUVAM (forum for probing and delightful conversations and performances in Telugu)
and
LAMAKAAN (The Open Cultural Center), Hyderabad.


Former marine engineer turned writer Sudhkar Unudurti (b. 1954) quickly established himself as a significant writer in Telugu with the publication of his book of stories Toorupu Gaalulu (Eastern Winds), which brought alive significant historical situations and shifting paradigmatic contexts from the ancient Buddhist times, as well as the British colonial times , at various locations on the eastern Andhra coast. He has since then published one more volume of stories and two novels.

This edition of DHWANI will feature a performative reading of three stories of Sudhakar, two
of them from the volume Toorupu Gaalulu (Eastern Winds), supported and enehanced with appropriate suggestive and symboliclly connected visual and audio elements.

Bhumi volunteer orientation to recruit volunteers for projects and programs we run in the organisation such as Civic volunteering and Teaching volunteering in Hyderabad

Queer Contours: Mapping Bodies for Collective Care. What happens when LBQ folks stop relating to the body as a site of surveillance and begin to allow for the possibility of the body as a site of wisdom?

A reflective reading circle for adults.
We’ll read children’s books together and explore how their themes connect to our own lived experiences. We believe stories heal us, connect us to our emotions, and bring us closer when experienced in community.

Manav Kaul's PARK is a brilliantly crafted Hindi play that transforms an ordinary public park into a powerful metaphor for society. Three strangers, three benches, and one seemingly simple conflict gradually unfold into a compelling exploration of identity, personal space, belonging, and human relationships.

Blending sharp humour with emotional depth, PARK invites the audience to laugh, reflect, and question the invisible boundaries we create in our lives. With Manav Kaul's signature poetic writing and layered characters, this contemporary drama reminds us that the smallest moments often reveal the biggest truths about being human.

Swap, paint, and connect—an interactive art experience where creativity is shared, stories are exchanged, and every canvas becomes a collaborative masterpiece.

This Bhil Art workshop invites participants to immerse themselves in one of Central India’s most vibrant tribal traditions. The session begins with the history and origin of Bhil paintings, then guides learners through the meditative practice of dot‑making—managing gaps, varying sizes, and creating rhythmic colorful lines. Participants will explore how dots evolve into intricate patterns, experiment with bold color contrasts, and culminate in the creation of a complete composition. Beyond creativity, the workshop emphasizes how Bhil art fosters focus, calm, and mental peace, making it a powerful tool for art therapy and community connection.

The workshop is led by Eshita Nimje, a passionate artist from Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) currently in Hyderabad, pursuing her Junior Fellowship from the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and CCRT Delhi. Her research blends Gond and Bhil art into contemporary themes of mental health, reflecting her lifelong dedication to indigenous and folk arts. Alongside her artistic practice, Eshita is also a Cybersecurity Professional with eight years of technical and consulting experience, bringing a unique perspective that combines analytical rigor with creative exploration. She has exhibited at the Indian Art Biennale at Red Fort Delhi, Bombay Art Society, and Azim Premji University, and has conducted workshops at IIM Ahmedabad, IIT Bombay, and across India, teaching over 250 participants.

This workshop is not only a chance to learn a skill but to experience how tribal creativity nurtures well‑being, explores folklore, builds community, and connects tradition with contemporary life—led by a professional who bridges art, culture, and technology with equal passion.

This is the story of a woman, a fighter.She is more than just a woman. She is stronger than she thinks she is. Listen to her joys, her plights and her fights. Witness the world of this not so ordinary woman in an ordinary ruthless world of heartless men. This is her story of fortifying her lost identity in her own words.

As the monsoon is delayed in the city and we hope it arrives in July, bringing freshness and renewal to Hyderabad, Lamakaan too opens its doors to a season of cinematic rain with the Vittorio De Sica Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can gather to celebrate the works of one of Italy’s greatest filmmakers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, De Sica’s films strip away pretenses, revealing the raw beauty and struggles of everyday life. His cinema, rooted in compassion and realism, is a reminder that art can be as nourishing as the monsoon itself.

About Vittorio De Sica: Vittorio De Sica (born July 7, 1901 in Sora, Italy – died November 13, 1974 in Paris, France) was a towering figure of Italian cinema and a pioneer of neorealism. Beginning his career as an actor, he later became a director whose films gave voice to ordinary people in extraordinary times. His style was marked by simplicity, emotional depth, and a deep humanism that made the struggles of everyday life profoundly moving. De Sica’s contributions include masterpieces such as Shoeshine (1946), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Umberto D. (1952), and Marriage Italian Style (1964). His work not only won Academy Awards and international acclaim but also reshaped world cinema, proving that stories of common people could carry universal power.

Film Title: THE GARDEN OF THE FINZI-CONTINIS | 1970 | 94 Mins | Italy & West Germany | Italian with English Subtitles.

About the film: THE GARDEN OF THE FINZI-CONTINIS is a highly acclaimed, historically significant classic. Directed by Vittorio De Sica, it won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. It is an excellent and deeply moving selection to screen, exploring doomed love, privilege, and the encroaching horrors of fascism.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Azad Bhayya Sahacharaula Gnyapaklu is book of translated articles who worked along side with Freedom Fighter Chandra Shekhar Azad.

✨ Resin Workshop at Lamakaan ✨

Create your own resin art masterpiece and explore your creativity in a fun hands-on session.

📍 Lamakaan
📅 25 July 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

No experience needed • Materials provided 💫

am reaching out to propose a unique, deeply passionate collaborative evening at your space. I am an indie filmmaker and musician looking to host a free screening of my very first short film, Sundari, seamlessly paired with an acoustic live music jamming session.
​Our goal is not just to show a movie, but to curate an immersive emotional experience that will deeply resonate with your regular patrons and draw in a dedicated community of art lovers.
​The Vision Behind "Sundari"
​Sundari is not merely a short film; it is a poetic exploration of the unsaid, a visual symphony that delves deep into the quiet, aching spaces of human connection. It is an intimate canvas where nostalgia meets the present, and where the unspoken dialogue between two souls is given life through imagery and sound. The film captures the raw, vulnerable essence of love, longing, and the artistic spirit. It is a passion project born out of a desire to touch the subconscious—to make the audience feel the weight of a glance and the melody of a silence.

monologue, demagogue is a 3-hr pro-liberatory performance circle. with theatrical exercises, guided sharing, and relational practices, we will move through the spiral of the Work That Reconnects. monologue, demagogue will be facilitated by Shayontoni Ghosh (writer, theatre-maker, facilitator)

Join us for the launch of the newly published Bengali novel "Sada, Kalo Aar Kuasa", organized by Deep Mahanty.

Step into an evening of literature, conversation, and celebration as we unveil a compelling new voice in Bengali fiction.

Unleash your creativity in our fun filled hands-on Art & Craft Workshop! Whether you're a beginner or an art enthusiast, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to explore your artistic side, learn new skills, and create beautiful handmade pieces.
✨ Activities Include:
💖 Bracelet Making
🎨 Tote Bag Painting
🏺 Clay Modeling
All materials will be provided, and you'll get to take home your own handmade creations. Join us for a relaxing, creative experience filled with colors, imagination, and fun!

Sahityam tho Saynatralu by Telugu Collective , A literary discussion on the modern classic telugu book, Kanyasulkam by Gurajada Apparao.

Who is Jesus? Is the harbinger of peace and love or is he a revolutionary

Explore whether degrowth is a viable approach in developing countries, considering its context-dependent nature and the distinction between economy-wide degrowth and sector-specific or consumption-focused transitions.

Poothappaattu, a classic poem in Malayalam written by Edasseri Govindan Nair is considered one of the best in world literature and centres around the myth of the Poothan in the Valluvanadan region. It is celebrated as an epitome of a mother's love and sacrifice for her child. Who was the Pootham? Believed to be a supernatural being who lived in the wilderness in the fringes of the village, the Pootham was feared by villagers as they believed that once upon a time, she used to transform into an enchantress, lure wayfarers up the Pala tree, drink their blood and throw their bodies down on the rocks. But something happened that softened her heart and made her always lament. What was it? Every year, in the month of Makaram, after the harvest, when she visited the village in a grand deified form, what was she looking for? The legend awaits behind the curtains.

Book club meeting of the Hyderabad Indian-SF Reading Circle to discuss Analog/Virtual by Lavanya Lakshminarayan. Founded with the aim of spotlighting the richness and diversity of speculative writing from India, the reading circle brings together readers interested in exploring how Indian authors imagine science, technology, history and the future.

# Digital Koi Pond Art Workshop

Turn your iPad into a canvas and discover the joy of digital art! This workshop is specially designed for iPad users who want to make their screen time more creative, productive, and fun. Whether you're a beginner or simply looking to learn something new, this session will guide you through creating a beautiful Digital Koi Pond artwork from scratch.

Apps Used
• Sketchbook
• Procreate (if available)

Materials Required
• iPad
• Stylus (Apple Pencil or any compatible pen)

What You'll Learn
• Basics of digital painting
• Understanding and using digital brushes
• Working with layers
• Creating a complete Koi Pond artwork step by step

Workshop Fee
• Early Bird: ₹899
• On-the-Spot Registration: ₹1,050
• Come with a Buddy: ₹1,299 (for two)

What's Included
• Complimentary drinks

Come enjoy a relaxing and creative experience while learning how to use your iPad productively!

Date: 8 Aug
Time: 11:00 AM onwards
Contact: 9177300699

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

Monsoon Shelters – Four Himalayan Short Films & Story Sharing Session
Every monsoon leaves behind stories.
Monsoon Shelters is an intimate evening of four independent short films inspired by journeys through the Himalayas, mountain villages, changing weather, faith, silence, resilience and the people who call these mountains home.
Rather than being a conventional film screening, the event is designed as a shared storytelling experience. After every film, filmmaker and Himalayan traveller Ritwik Bhattachaharyya will share the real stories, unexpected moments, challenges and human experiences that inspired each work.The audience will also have an opportunity to interact, ask questions and discuss filmmaking, travel, mountain culture and visual storytelling.
Screening Line-up
• Monsoon Shelters
• Echoes of the Valley
• Faith Walker
• A fourth Himalayan micro short film
Together these films create a cinematic journey through landscapes, memories, rain, faith and human resilience.

Whether you are a filmmaker, traveller, photographer, writer, nature enthusiast or simply someone who enjoys meaningful conversations, this evening promises an inspiring experience.

Duration: Approximately 1.30 hours
Language: English (with subtitles where required)
Entry: Free & Open to All

As the monsoon is delayed in the city and we hope it arrives in July, bringing freshness and renewal to Hyderabad, Lamakaan too opens its doors to a season of cinematic rain with the Vittorio De Sica Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can gather to celebrate the works of one of Italy’s greatest filmmakers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, De Sica’s films strip away pretenses, revealing the raw beauty and struggles of everyday life. His cinema, rooted in compassion and realism, is a reminder that art can be as nourishing as the monsoon itself.

About Vittorio De Sica: Vittorio De Sica (born July 7, 1901 in Sora, Italy – died November 13, 1974 in Paris, France) was a towering figure of Italian cinema and a pioneer of neorealism. Beginning his career as an actor, he later became a director whose films gave voice to ordinary people in extraordinary times. His style was marked by simplicity, emotional depth, and a deep humanism that made the struggles of everyday life profoundly moving. De Sica’s contributions include masterpieces such as Shoeshine (1946), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Umberto D. (1952), and Marriage Italian Style (1964). His work not only won Academy Awards and international acclaim but also reshaped world cinema, proving that stories of common people could carry universal power.

Film Title: TWO WOMEN | 1960 | 100 Mins | Italy & France | Italian & German with English Subtitles.

About the film: In the 1960 war drama Two Women (Italian: La ciociara), a widowed Roman mother, Cesira, and her 13-year-old daughter, Rosetta, flee the Allied bombings of World War II for the safety of her native mountain village in Ciociaria. Despite their efforts, they are violently traumatized by the brutalities of war.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Unleash your inner artist and walk away with a custom, wearable masterpiece! In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to transform a simple canvas tote bag into a personalized accessory that reflects your unique style.

Forces and Rhythms: an immersive learning experience of Hyderabad. A group of 40 Students of urban studies from School of Environment and Architecture, Mumbai will meet with their mentors and interlocutors to reflect on their understanding of what keeps Hyderabad moving.

6th event of
DHWANI

An evening with Telugu fiction writer Sudhakar Unudurti

immersive performative audio presentations of accomplished Telugu literary texts

co-hosted by

MARUVAM (forum for probing and delightful conversations and performances in Telugu)
and
LAMAKAAN (The Open Cultural Center), Hyderabad.


Former marine engineer turned writer Sudhkar Unudurti (b. 1954) quickly established himself as a significant writer in Telugu with the publication of his book of stories Toorupu Gaalulu (Eastern Winds), which brought alive significant historical situations and shifting paradigmatic contexts from the ancient Buddhist times, as well as the British colonial times , at various locations on the eastern Andhra coast. He has since then published one more volume of stories and two novels.

This edition of DHWANI will feature a performative reading of three stories of Sudhakar, two
of them from the volume Toorupu Gaalulu (Eastern Winds), supported and enehanced with appropriate suggestive and symboliclly connected visual and audio elements.

Bhumi volunteer orientation to recruit volunteers for projects and programs we run in the organisation such as Civic volunteering and Teaching volunteering in Hyderabad

Queer Contours: Mapping Bodies for Collective Care. What happens when LBQ folks stop relating to the body as a site of surveillance and begin to allow for the possibility of the body as a site of wisdom?

A reflective reading circle for adults.
We’ll read children’s books together and explore how their themes connect to our own lived experiences. We believe stories heal us, connect us to our emotions, and bring us closer when experienced in community.

Manav Kaul's PARK is a brilliantly crafted Hindi play that transforms an ordinary public park into a powerful metaphor for society. Three strangers, three benches, and one seemingly simple conflict gradually unfold into a compelling exploration of identity, personal space, belonging, and human relationships.

Blending sharp humour with emotional depth, PARK invites the audience to laugh, reflect, and question the invisible boundaries we create in our lives. With Manav Kaul's signature poetic writing and layered characters, this contemporary drama reminds us that the smallest moments often reveal the biggest truths about being human.

Swap, paint, and connect—an interactive art experience where creativity is shared, stories are exchanged, and every canvas becomes a collaborative masterpiece.

This Bhil Art workshop invites participants to immerse themselves in one of Central India’s most vibrant tribal traditions. The session begins with the history and origin of Bhil paintings, then guides learners through the meditative practice of dot‑making—managing gaps, varying sizes, and creating rhythmic colorful lines. Participants will explore how dots evolve into intricate patterns, experiment with bold color contrasts, and culminate in the creation of a complete composition. Beyond creativity, the workshop emphasizes how Bhil art fosters focus, calm, and mental peace, making it a powerful tool for art therapy and community connection.

The workshop is led by Eshita Nimje, a passionate artist from Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) currently in Hyderabad, pursuing her Junior Fellowship from the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and CCRT Delhi. Her research blends Gond and Bhil art into contemporary themes of mental health, reflecting her lifelong dedication to indigenous and folk arts. Alongside her artistic practice, Eshita is also a Cybersecurity Professional with eight years of technical and consulting experience, bringing a unique perspective that combines analytical rigor with creative exploration. She has exhibited at the Indian Art Biennale at Red Fort Delhi, Bombay Art Society, and Azim Premji University, and has conducted workshops at IIM Ahmedabad, IIT Bombay, and across India, teaching over 250 participants.

This workshop is not only a chance to learn a skill but to experience how tribal creativity nurtures well‑being, explores folklore, builds community, and connects tradition with contemporary life—led by a professional who bridges art, culture, and technology with equal passion.

This is the story of a woman, a fighter.She is more than just a woman. She is stronger than she thinks she is. Listen to her joys, her plights and her fights. Witness the world of this not so ordinary woman in an ordinary ruthless world of heartless men. This is her story of fortifying her lost identity in her own words.

As the monsoon is delayed in the city and we hope it arrives in July, bringing freshness and renewal to Hyderabad, Lamakaan too opens its doors to a season of cinematic rain with the Vittorio De Sica Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can gather to celebrate the works of one of Italy’s greatest filmmakers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, De Sica’s films strip away pretenses, revealing the raw beauty and struggles of everyday life. His cinema, rooted in compassion and realism, is a reminder that art can be as nourishing as the monsoon itself.

About Vittorio De Sica: Vittorio De Sica (born July 7, 1901 in Sora, Italy – died November 13, 1974 in Paris, France) was a towering figure of Italian cinema and a pioneer of neorealism. Beginning his career as an actor, he later became a director whose films gave voice to ordinary people in extraordinary times. His style was marked by simplicity, emotional depth, and a deep humanism that made the struggles of everyday life profoundly moving. De Sica’s contributions include masterpieces such as Shoeshine (1946), Bicycle Thieves (1948), Umberto D. (1952), and Marriage Italian Style (1964). His work not only won Academy Awards and international acclaim but also reshaped world cinema, proving that stories of common people could carry universal power.

Film Title: THE GARDEN OF THE FINZI-CONTINIS | 1970 | 94 Mins | Italy & West Germany | Italian with English Subtitles.

About the film: THE GARDEN OF THE FINZI-CONTINIS is a highly acclaimed, historically significant classic. Directed by Vittorio De Sica, it won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. It is an excellent and deeply moving selection to screen, exploring doomed love, privilege, and the encroaching horrors of fascism.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Azad Bhayya Sahacharaula Gnyapaklu is book of translated articles who worked along side with Freedom Fighter Chandra Shekhar Azad.

✨ Resin Workshop at Lamakaan ✨

Create your own resin art masterpiece and explore your creativity in a fun hands-on session.

📍 Lamakaan
📅 25 July 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

No experience needed • Materials provided 💫

am reaching out to propose a unique, deeply passionate collaborative evening at your space. I am an indie filmmaker and musician looking to host a free screening of my very first short film, Sundari, seamlessly paired with an acoustic live music jamming session.
​Our goal is not just to show a movie, but to curate an immersive emotional experience that will deeply resonate with your regular patrons and draw in a dedicated community of art lovers.
​The Vision Behind "Sundari"
​Sundari is not merely a short film; it is a poetic exploration of the unsaid, a visual symphony that delves deep into the quiet, aching spaces of human connection. It is an intimate canvas where nostalgia meets the present, and where the unspoken dialogue between two souls is given life through imagery and sound. The film captures the raw, vulnerable essence of love, longing, and the artistic spirit. It is a passion project born out of a desire to touch the subconscious—to make the audience feel the weight of a glance and the melody of a silence.

monologue, demagogue is a 3-hr pro-liberatory performance circle. with theatrical exercises, guided sharing, and relational practices, we will move through the spiral of the Work That Reconnects. monologue, demagogue will be facilitated by Shayontoni Ghosh (writer, theatre-maker, facilitator)

Join us for the launch of the newly published Bengali novel "Sada, Kalo Aar Kuasa", organized by Deep Mahanty.

Step into an evening of literature, conversation, and celebration as we unveil a compelling new voice in Bengali fiction.

Unleash your creativity in our fun filled hands-on Art & Craft Workshop! Whether you're a beginner or an art enthusiast, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to explore your artistic side, learn new skills, and create beautiful handmade pieces.
✨ Activities Include:
💖 Bracelet Making
🎨 Tote Bag Painting
🏺 Clay Modeling
All materials will be provided, and you'll get to take home your own handmade creations. Join us for a relaxing, creative experience filled with colors, imagination, and fun!

Sahityam tho Saynatralu by Telugu Collective , A literary discussion on the modern classic telugu book, Kanyasulkam by Gurajada Apparao.

Who is Jesus? Is the harbinger of peace and love or is he a revolutionary

Explore whether degrowth is a viable approach in developing countries, considering its context-dependent nature and the distinction between economy-wide degrowth and sector-specific or consumption-focused transitions.

Poothappaattu, a classic poem in Malayalam written by Edasseri Govindan Nair is considered one of the best in world literature and centres around the myth of the Poothan in the Valluvanadan region. It is celebrated as an epitome of a mother's love and sacrifice for her child. Who was the Pootham? Believed to be a supernatural being who lived in the wilderness in the fringes of the village, the Pootham was feared by villagers as they believed that once upon a time, she used to transform into an enchantress, lure wayfarers up the Pala tree, drink their blood and throw their bodies down on the rocks. But something happened that softened her heart and made her always lament. What was it? Every year, in the month of Makaram, after the harvest, when she visited the village in a grand deified form, what was she looking for? The legend awaits behind the curtains.

Book club meeting of the Hyderabad Indian-SF Reading Circle to discuss Analog/Virtual by Lavanya Lakshminarayan. Founded with the aim of spotlighting the richness and diversity of speculative writing from India, the reading circle brings together readers interested in exploring how Indian authors imagine science, technology, history and the future.

# Digital Koi Pond Art Workshop

Turn your iPad into a canvas and discover the joy of digital art! This workshop is specially designed for iPad users who want to make their screen time more creative, productive, and fun. Whether you're a beginner or simply looking to learn something new, this session will guide you through creating a beautiful Digital Koi Pond artwork from scratch.

Apps Used
• Sketchbook
• Procreate (if available)

Materials Required
• iPad
• Stylus (Apple Pencil or any compatible pen)

What You'll Learn
• Basics of digital painting
• Understanding and using digital brushes
• Working with layers
• Creating a complete Koi Pond artwork step by step

Workshop Fee
• Early Bird: ₹899
• On-the-Spot Registration: ₹1,050
• Come with a Buddy: ₹1,299 (for two)

What's Included
• Complimentary drinks

Come enjoy a relaxing and creative experience while learning how to use your iPad productively!

Date: 8 Aug
Time: 11:00 AM onwards
Contact: 9177300699