IWL 2022 (in-person) Chapbook Launch
Interdisciplinary Writer's Lab:
Readings from the 2022 Anthology, May 20 (7pm PST)
Kearny Street Workshop in collaboration with Asian Art Museum, presented Interdisciplinary Writers Lab (IWL), a 3-month, multi-genre master class for local writers of color scheduled during summer 2022 and taught by celebrated writers and educators Muriel Leung, Raina Leon, and Ploi Pirapokin. IWL is a unique program that challenges emerging writers to thoroughly explore and develop their writing skills and styles across multiple genres.
Featuring our IWL 2022 Cohort: Alisha Savson, LeeAnn Perry, Kitzia Esteva, Samantha Stevens, Kanwalroop Singh, Amy Zhou, Vivien Bui, Ankita Chatterjee, Sora Han, Jeffrey Xiong, Sun Park, Dawn Angelicca Barcelona, Noelani Piters, Stephanie Yun.
Kearny Street Workshop brings to you a long-standing program that has supported and springboarded many API and BIPOC writers and artists over 50 years!
IWL is a three-month multigenre writing program for writers who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color. The goals of the IWL program include: providing local emerging writers/artists with the opportunity to challenge, develop, and expand their practice by working with established writers in a variety of genres; to contribute to the development of new literary forms and language that incorporate multiple forms of creative expression; to provide emerging artists with the opportunity to build community and connect with writers in the literary world; and to publish in a print anthology that highlights work by exciting new writers committed to exploring new forms and voices.