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Creating Heroines

Come visit our Reading Room at the British Council, Bangalore starting today! The library remains open from 10:30 am till 5:30 pm, 8th to 12th August. 

Talk by Aarthi Parthasarathy & zine making workshop by Garima Gupta on Creating Heroines and Women and Gender in Comics i s scheduled on 12th, 1pm- 6pm. 

The Reading Room is free and open to all but RSVP to the Talk & Workshop is mandatory. To Register please send an email with your name, age and occupation to [email protected]

SMore deets to the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/196011434604903/

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We will be at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Fort, Mumbai on the 26th of July as part of Multipolis Mumbai, Women Writers & the City. Check out our Reading Room/Table curated with our graphic storytellers from the city of Mumbai. RSVP with Avid Learning and we will see you soon! Organised by Avid Learning with Ministry of Culture, Govt of India

'Project Bambai' Illustration by Garima Gupta 

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Ths week at Broken Frontier we began a three-part look at the work of the South Asian women artists who make up the Kadak Collective; a group that ELCAF-goers may remember as exhibitors at the festival's 2016 incarnation. Yesterday we started with a focus...

Part 2/3 of our interview with Broken Frontier’s Editor _In_Chief, Andy Oliver 

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‘Boy-cut’ by Garima Gupta is a graphic short story about how hair length defines gender and identity. This documents her personal experience of having chopped off her hair recently for convenience and comfort on a work trip in Indonesia, and having different people question and comment on her appearance.

Available online in our Reading Room