Oct 04 2024 to Oct 04 2024 4 p.m.

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Price: Rs 1180 Book/Buy

Where

Atta Galatta

178, 5th Main Road, 1st Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038

Event Description

Are you an arts practitioner in Bengaluru? A filmmaker, poet, musician, author, designer, curator, dancer, painter...? Have you ever wondered how to approach writing a proposal for a grant, a scholarship, or sponsorship...? Whether your ask is small or big, for money or for kind support, whether you have been successful or unsuccessful in the past if you have something brewing and want a dash of freshness...

This 2-hour workshop will put proposal writing in a whole new light. Conceived as a 6-step guide on how to prepare a meal for a guest, it will make you pause to think of:

Stage I: The Guest for Dinner

State II: The Menu

Stage III: The Recipe and Ingredients

Stage IV: Cooking Processes State

V: Plating and Presentation Stage

VI: Pre Dinner Pleasantries

Come. Cook up a proposal.

-- Arundhati Ghosh is a writer and cultural practitioner based in Bangalore with three decades of experience in the arts and culture. She served as the Executive Director of India Foundation for the Arts (IFA) between 2013 and 2023. Her awards include the Global Fundraiser Award from Resource Alliance, the Chevening Clore Leadership Award (2015-2016), the Chevening Gurukul Scholarship at the London School of Economics (2005-2006), and the Salzburg Global Seminar Fellowship. In her professional capacity first, as a fundraiser and then as Executive Director at IFA, she has raised funds from foundations, trusts, corporations, bilateral agencies and individuals, across programmes and projects. In her pro bono capacity during the COVID-19 pandemic, she mobilised resources for sex workers and weavers in Karnataka for the organisations Sangama and Desi respectively and teamed up with five other friends to raise funds for performing artists across the country through online fundraisers. She has contributed on advisory panels and boards of the Seagull Foundation for the Arts, Blind with Camera and Toto Funds the Arts, and continues to sit on the advisory panel for The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP), Bangalore and is a Board Member of Sangama, Bangalore an organisation working for the rights of sexual minorities, sex workers and people living with HIV. She writes for publications such as Scroll, The Wire, The Hindu, The Deccan Herald, News 9, Himal, Business Standard, etc. Instructions Please come up with an idea or a need for support, this will make the workshop more relevant and less of an academic exercise. Please bring your writing implements - paper and pens/pencils - and a refillable water bottle. Please be on time.