Nigah invites you to a queer writing workshop:
Inviting writers of any genre, gender or generation to come, read, write, listen and subvert the ways in which we imagine/are supposed to imagine our many genders and sexualities. We will discuss how our queerness and writing affect each other and try some writing exercises so do bring along your pens!
WHEN: Sunday 1st February 2009
WHERE: India Coffee House, Mohansingh Place, Connaught Place
TIME: 5 pm to 7 pm
Literally “perspective” in Urdu/Hindi, Nigah begins and furthers conversations, thoughts, debates, diatribes, rants, plays, art, protests, hissy fits and any other form of expression on issues of gender and sexuality. Virtually and on the ground in New Delhi, it is an effort to create inclusive and queer spaces that imagine new languages of cultural resistance and celebration around sexuality.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
QueerCafe
Nigah presents>>
QueerCafe - the fourth annual open mic
Voices that challenge, queer, and subvert the ways in which we
imagine/are supposed to imagine our many genders and sexualities.
Friday, 13th February, 06.30 pm
The Attic, Regal Building
Connaught Place, New Delhi
Inviting readings, performances, poetry, songs, video, films, mimes,
erotica, rants, raves, elegies, odes, limmericks, nazms, what have
you. Your audience is waiting.
Open to all and entries invited in any language.
Time slot per participant: 10 minutes
To sign up or for questions, write to us: contact@nigah.org
We hope that the evening will bring together some of Delhi's most
exciting performances that will delight audiences of all genders and
sexualities.
Do join us, participate and spread the word!
QueerCafe - the fourth annual open mic
Voices that challenge, queer, and subvert the ways in which we
imagine/are supposed to imagine our many genders and sexualities.
Friday, 13th February, 06.30 pm
The Attic, Regal Building
Connaught Place, New Delhi
Inviting readings, performances, poetry, songs, video, films, mimes,
erotica, rants, raves, elegies, odes, limmericks, nazms, what have
you. Your audience is waiting.
Open to all and entries invited in any language.
Time slot per participant: 10 minutes
To sign up or for questions, write to us: contact@nigah.org
We hope that the evening will bring together some of Delhi's most
exciting performances that will delight audiences of all genders and
sexualities.
Do join us, participate and spread the word!
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