BLR Design Centre in collaboration with Penciljam community presents “Sketchbook Saturday”. Sketchbooks are a private, and intimate space for artists to think, experiment, and try new ways of designing or creating art. Sketchbook Saturday is a bi-monthly event where artists from the Penciljam community share their sketchbooks and creative process. About the Artist Abhirama is a Bengaluru-based concept artist […]
About Sketchbook Saturday Sketchbooks are private, and intimate space for artists to think, experiment, and try new ways of designing or creating art. Sketchbook Saturday is a bi-monthly event that sees artists from the Penciljam group sharing their Sketchbooks and creative process with the broader creative community. About the Artist | Sumit Sunil Pawaskar A self-taught artist working […]
Scale 101 | Learning session A lot of organizations say they want to scale or need to scale. Do they? Scale is a hot topic that C4EC has been bringing into different rooms — with people who have been in the space for 25 years and those who started a couple of years ago; with […]
About Sketchbook Saturday Sketchbooks are private, and intimate space for artists to think, experiment, and try new ways of designing or creating art. Sketchbook Saturday is a bi-monthly event that sees artists from the Penciljam group sharing their Sketchbooks and creative process with the broader creative community. About the Artist | Abburi Madhuha A third-year business student with a […]
For CreativeMornings talk #115, Fields of View will engage the audience in an interactive session to rebuild the preamble of the Indian Constitution. Fields of View is an interdisciplinary team that makes tools – games and simulations – to help orgs and policymakers address complex questions and arrive at decisions through participatory processes. Speaker: Karthik […]
MoonArra world fusion ensemble is an amalgam of Indian Classical, jazz and world music influences based in Bangalore, India. In this exciting musical workshop, the group will provide an introduction to jazz and host an interactive session. The introduction to jazz will consist of a short description and demonstration of the aural art form of […]
‘Cluster Fig’ began during the slow days of the pandemic lockdown as an intimate monthly gathering of friends reading English poetry that had moved, unsettled or delighted us through the month. Named after a poem by Arvind Krishna Mehrotra, whose work many of us cherish, the series has always been an open, unthemed space for […]
Translating Climate Research into Children’s Books: Auto Akka and the Hot Seat How do we create stories on climate change that connect with younger audiences? In this session, we’ll dive into the making of Auto Akka and the Hot Seat, a bilingual children’s storybook exploring urban heat in Bengaluru through the eyes of auto rickshaw […]
This is a closed event. Invite Only. This is to welcome you to an exclusive evening of PnZa Circle based on the ongoing spoken story series, The Yak and the Woman. Join me for an in-person session where we can finally meet and connect beyond our online story circles. This session takes you to the beginning […]
About Sketchbook Saturday Sketchbooks are private, and intimate space for artists to think, experiment, and try new ways of designing or creating art. Sketchbook Saturday is a bi-monthly event that sees artists from the Penciljam group sharing their Sketchbooks and creative process with the broader creative community. About the artist | George Supreeth George Supreeth has been sketch journaling for […]
In a market driven by AI-powered search, social proof, and shifting consumer values, standard cost-benefit messaging no longer drives conversions. This hands-on, activity-based workshop unpacks the psychological and sociological drivers behind modern buying behaviour to help creators and founders build high-value, resonant products. Participants will explore four key shifts in consumer choice: Resourceful Buying: How […]
How can we read a city when parts of its built fabric have disappeared, and its history survives through partial, contradictory, and often biased records? Drawing from the book, A […]
