Kavita Singh Kale's drawing workshop

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Transmedia artist  Kavita Singh Kale was at the Just Books library, Nerul to talk about her latest book titled 'My Facebook Friends.' Published by Tulika Books, the book is targetted at children above 10 years.

The session started with a  drawing workshop for kids. Travel was the chosen theme.Guided by the softspoken gifted artist, the kids captured the essence of travelling in Mumbai.


 





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