From 1927 to 1931, the creative writing workshop evolved at The New School into what would become the first academic workshop in creative writing. Today, these signature workshops are still evolving—as we come together to devise the conditions for producing our most authentic work, and in The New School tradition, learn by doing. Designed to inspire, this course is an interdisciplinary workshop where artists share and critique works across mediums. In this course, students may submit writing (including fiction, poetry, nonfiction and criticism), and visual art (including paintings, drawings, film, sculpture, etc.). They’ll be workshopped by peers who have different or intersecting practices. By being exposed to cross-disciplinary works, students will learn new ways to look at and think about art.