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Drop-In Writing

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In partnership with Denver's NEA Big Read, this month’s session brings the words of Natalie Diaz’s Postcolonial Love Poem into conversation with artworks on view in the galleries. Museums show up in the poetry of Diaz, exploring questions of how and whose stories are told. Participants will spend time in the Indigenous Arts of North America galleries while reflecting on Diaz's writings. Entry is included with general admission.

Drop-in Writing is included in general admission and takes place in the galleries. Bring your own writing projects or get started on something new. Open to all levels, from the occasional journaler to published authors. Materials provided when onsite.

November will mark the final monthly edition of Drop-in Writing. Don't worry, though! We're thrilled to announce that we'll be collaborating with Lighthouse Writers Workshop to bring you exciting writing workshops linked to our exhibitions. Keep an eye on our calendar for these inspiring opportunities!

Martin Building, Level 3
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About the Instructor

Katerina Jeng (they/she) is a poet, community leader, and weaver of the sacred into the everyday. They are here to help guide humanity into a new paradigm world through humble service that is abundantly joyful, pleasurable, and free. Katerina’s writing explores love and power, and is inspired by their identity as a queer, neurodivergent, Filipina-Taiwanese-American femme; as well as the work of artists and activists of color who have come before them.

Katerina is currently a fellow at Lighthouse Writers Workshop; has been celebrated in People, PBS, CBS News, HuffPost, and Talks at Google; and earned their Bachelors of Arts in English and music at Cornell University. Their debut poetry collection, “Gospel of a Whole Sun,” will be published in May 2024 by Andrews McMeel. You can follow Katerina on Instagram @katerinajeng.