Tuesday, Aug. 13
7:30pm-9:30pm CST

“Miyazaki Mode” is a generative workshop that will use the work of Hayao Miyazaki as a jumping-off point for participants’ own creative practice. It is open to artists and writers of all experience levels but will specifically use writing-based exercises that draw on visual sequences and discussions of several Ghibli films. A familiarity with Miyazaki's work is welcome but not required!

Nina Li Coomes is a Japanese and American writer living in Chicago. Her work has won fellowships at Hedgebrook, Tin House, and Aspen Words. You can read it in the Chicago Reader, Eater, and the Believer, among other places.

To register for “Miyazaki Mode,” donate to Ahmed’s family (suggested donation $60 USD / 47 GBP, please donate more if you can!) then fill out the registration form.