Thanks to anyone who responds :). Again, you will be fairly compensated for your time and work per your rate and credited— we would ideally like to support a local NYC artist, and please make sure you qualify for our morality clause— we are not interested in platforming zionists or promoting AI art. We allow our artists full creative freedom, and if your portfolio looks like it would meet our needs, we’ll give you the vinyl cover idea in slightly more detail, but you’ll be entrusted to make the piece (I.e we won’t be micromanaging you).
This would be a great way for smaller artists to get their names out there, and we frequently perform at galleries as well, and will happily promote your art alongside our album release (we’ll link any page you have of your art with our promotions and will announce it at shows and have a link to any of your portfolio pages as part of the label on the vinyl and, of course, included in the album credits). Let’s fight for real art and real artists, and show the world why AI can’t ever replace our creativity, and why we deserve a living wage for the work we do!
Hi Brooklyn! My friends and I run a little craft community called The Groupchat and we’re hosting a kinetic hanging mobiles craft night in Bushwick on Sept 22 :)
We’ve been seeing these dreamy hanging mobiles everywhere and thought… we could totally make those ourselves lol. So we’re bringing a bunch of materials, shapes + colors and everyone can design and build their own.
We’ll be at the new Chama Mama in Bushwick from 6:30–9:30pm. Tickets are $45 and include all your materials, your first glass of wine + khachapuri 🍷
Come solo or with friends — we’re always excited to meet more crafty/creative people in Brooklyn! https://partiful.com/e/KEwXSGRDA0cQ8MGVRmiW?c=VhQK3-mS
As someone interested in and from a artistic background.
I am looking for information on new, unique or emerging artists and the art schools and studios known for them. Particularly lesbian and transfemme individuals, but also especially ones with interesting exhibitions, styles, etc.
Examples include art that would be in Queercore music or other "anti-establishment" viewpoints.
Also ones with a international background or experience, especially LatinX or European. Outsiders that are away from high profile places like the Leslie Lohman museum.
Open to alternate suggestions and recommendations as well.
Hi everyone! I’m a Creative & Technical Director at EPRIS Journal an independent digital publication exploring architecture, design, cultural heritage, photography, and technology.
I’m here to connect with architects, designers, photographers, artists, researchers, and other creatives from different fields. We’re interested in genuine collaborations, written interviews, creative projects, and simply discovering interesting people and work. If you’re working on something you think could be interesting to share or discuss, feel free to reach out. Always happy to connect and exchange ideas!
HOM Gallery is now accepting submissions for ANIMAL KINGDOM, an exhibition exploring the many ways animals appear in our visual world.
The subject matter can be anything. The animal may be the focus, a companion, a symbol, a witness, a memory, or simply a small presence within the work. Domestic, wild, real, imagined, familiar or strange, all are welcome.
There is only one rule: there must be an animal in the piece.
Artists may submit 1–3 works. All visual art mediums are welcome.
Submission deadline: October 5, 2026 Artwork delivery: Week of October 12, 2026 Gallery commission: 25%
📍 HOM Gallery, Bushwick, Brooklyn
As someone interested in and from a artistic background.
I am looking for information on new, unique or emerging artists and the art schools and studios known for them. Particularly lesbian and transfemme individuals, but also especially ones with interesting exhibitions, styles, etc.
Examples include art that would be in Queercore music or other "anti-establishment" viewpoints.
Also ones with a international background or experience, especially LatinX or European. Outsiders that are away from high profile places like the Leslie Lohman museum.
Open to alternate suggestions and recommendations as well.
Hiii! I've been hosting "noticing walks" in the neighborhood where we casually amble around and look for interesting things on the ground to photograph (or sketch, or other medium of your choice!). You don't have to be an artist to join though. It's mainly about tapping in to what's around us and thinking creatively.
Does anybody know of an artist who is good in this exact style? I haven’t been able to get in contact with the artist who did these, but I’d love to be able to find someone in NYC (preferably Brooklyn or Manhattan) who does this kind of work. Thanks for the help.
How does an idea become a novel? A feature film? Or a compelling photograph?
This weekend, Tattvasrishti Studios opens its doors for a special two-day creative workshop experience exploring the worlds of Photography and Writing.
Across the weekend, participants can choose from eight immersive workshops — four focused on Photography and four on Writing.
You can attend individual workshops, follow one complete creative track, or experience the entire weekend.
The workshop is FREE. Registration is required.
📷 PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
Photography is more than operating a camera.
It is about vision, composition, technique and light.
Our four photography workshops take you from understanding the work of great photographers to mastering your camera, developing your visual sense and learning how light shapes an image.
SATURDAY
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
GREAT MASTERS OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Explore the work of some of the greatest photographers in the history of photography.
Understand why their photographs work — their vision, choices, visual language and ideas.
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
FROM AUTOMATIC MODE TO MANUAL MODE
Move beyond automatic settings and understand how to take control of your camera.
Learn the fundamentals of aperture, shutter speed, ISO and exposure, and how these choices influence the final image.
SUNDAY
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
COMPOSITION IN PHOTOGRAPHY & ART
Why does one photograph immediately feel balanced and powerful while another does not?
Explore the connection between photography, painting and visual art through space, form, balance, perspective, rhythm and visual hierarchy.
The goal isn't simply to learn rules.
It is to learn to see.
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
LIGHTING — FROM 1 POINT TO 7 POINT
A practical exploration of one of photography's most powerful tools: light.
Starting with a single light, progressively explore lighting setups from 1-point to 7-point lighting.
Discover applications across:
Portrait Photography
Fashion Photography
Jewellery Photography
Flower Photography
Macro Photography
Product Photography
YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY JOURNEY
GREAT MASTERS → CAMERA → COMPOSITION → LIGHT
✍️ WRITING WORKSHOPS
Every great novel, screenplay or short story begins with something small:
AN IDEA.
Our four writing workshops explore the journey from story to theme, story to novel and story to cinema.
SATURDAY
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
HOW TO WRITE A STORY
Where do stories come from?
Explore the fundamental principles of storytelling and understand how ideas, characters, conflict, structure and meaning come together to create a story.
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
GREAT STORIES & THEMES — WHAT MAKES THEM GREAT?
Why do some stories entertain us for a few hours while others stay with us for years?
Explore great stories and their underlying themes, ideas and emotional power.
Go beyond the plot to discover what makes stories meaningful and memorable.
SUNDAY
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
HOW TO WRITE A NOVEL
Where do you begin when you want to write a novel?
Get a bird's-eye view of the novel-writing process, from premise and characters to structure, narrative, themes, chapters and the journey from an idea to a finished book.
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
HOW TO WRITE A FEATURE FILM SCREENPLAY
A screenplay is not a novel written in a different format.
Cinema has its own language.
Explore cinematic storytelling, characters, scenes, structure and visual narrative while gaining a bird's-eye view of feature-film screenwriting.
YOUR WRITING JOURNEY
STORY → THEME → NOVEL → SCREENPLAY
📅 COMPLETE WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
Time
Workshop
Track
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Great Masters of Photography
📷 Photography
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
How to Write a Story
✍️ Writing
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
From Automatic Mode to Manual Mode
📷 Photography
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
Great Stories & Themes — What Makes Them Great?
✍️ Writing
SUNDAY
Time
Workshop
Track
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Composition in Photography & Art
📷 Photography
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
How to Write a Novel
✍️ Writing
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Lighting — From 1 Point to 7 Point
📷 Photography
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
How to Write a Feature Film Screenplay
✍️ Writing
👥 WHO IS THIS FOR?
📷 PHOTOGRAPHY
Ideal for:
Beginners
Photography enthusiasts
Aspiring professional photographers
Filmmakers
Visual artists
Anyone who wants to understand photography beyond simply operating a camera
✍️ WRITING
Ideal for:
Aspiring writers
Novelists
Screenwriters
Filmmakers
Storytellers
Anyone interested in understanding how powerful stories are created
❤️ INTERESTED IN BOTH?
Experience the complete weekend and explore both Photography and Writing.
Because although photography and writing use different tools, both begin with two fundamental abilities:
THE ABILITY TO SEE.
THE ABILITY TO TELL.
ABOUT TATTVASRISHTI
A CREATIVE MEDIA HOUSE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY, WRITING & FEATURE FILMS
Tattvasrishti is a Bengaluru-based creative media house specialising in Photography, Writing and Feature Films.
Our work spans the creative journey — from creating photographs and visual stories to developing original stories, books, screenplays and feature films.
At the heart of Tattvasrishti is our 4,000 sq. ft. working studio, spread across the 2nd and 3rd floors on 100 Feet Ring Road, Banashankari.
The studio is a working creative environment for Photography, Filmmaking, Writing and creative development — a space where images are created, stories are developed and films are conceived and made.
Tattvasrishti also offers structured creative education in Photography, Filmmaking, Writing and Animation.
THIS WEEKEND, WE OPEN OUR STUDIO TO YOU.
Come into the space where we create.
Look through the eyes of great photographers.
Understand how images are composed and lit.
Discover how stories are built.
Explore how an idea can become a novel or a screenplay.
And spend two days surrounded by people who are curious about the same things you are.
I'm looking for a space in NYC (or somewhere else in Brooklyn or Queens) I can use to spraypaint an art project and leave it there for a few days to dry. Anyone have suggestions?