One- and two-day workshops at the studio in Kala Ghoda. Ten people at most, every material provided, and no previous experience needed unless noted.
Every workshop follows the same gentle rhythm, whatever the subject — looking first, making second, and talking it through at the end.
A short slideshow and a slow walk around the studio wall to train the eye.
Quick charcoal studies to loosen the hand and find the main shapes.
After lunch, one considered drawing or painting with one-to-one guidance.
Everyone’s work on the wall, an honest group talk, and you take it all home.
All prices include materials, lunch and chai. Payment confirms your seat.
One subject, one day — the easiest way to begin.
Two days going deeper into one medium.
For friends, teams, or a single student.
Seats are limited to ten. If a date is full, write to us and we will add you to the waiting list.
Anything else? Write to hello@aparajitagopal.com.
No. Most workshops are designed for complete beginners. Where some experience helps, it is clearly noted in the date list.
Nothing but an apron or old clothes. Paper, paints, brushes, charcoal and easels are all provided.
Yes — up to 7 days before the workshop you can move to another date or get a full refund.
Yes, for up to 12 people at the studio or at your venue. Ask through the contact page.
Yes. Vouchers are valid for 12 months and can be used for any workshop.
Original paintings and drawings are available directly from the studio. Commissions open twice a year.
One short letter a month — new work, open studio days and workshop dates. No noise.
Painter and draughtswoman working in oil, charcoal and pigment. Studio in Mumbai, collected across India and abroad.
© 2026 Aparajita Gopal. All artworks © the artist. Images may not be reproduced without permission.