Workshops
How to write an Audio Guide
Mounika Nallani & Joshua Muyiwa
Have you used the Bloomberg Connects App during your museum visit? If so, you might have explored our audio guides that bring the artworks to life with deeper insights. But have you ever wondered what goes into creating these audio guides?
In line with MAP’s mission to make art accessible and enjoyable for everyone, we’re inviting you to look behind the scenes. Join us for a hands-on audio description writing workshop where you’ll learn the craft of translating visual art into words.
Mounika Nallani from the MAP team and Bengaluru-based poet and writer, Joshua Muyiwa will be facilitating this session.
This event is part of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) celebrations, running from December 6, 2025 onwards at MAP. The programme celebrates diverse abilities and aims to raise awareness, promote accessibility, and create inclusive environments in workplaces and communities.
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Joshua Muyiwa
Joshua Muyiwa is a Bengaluru-based poet and writer. Presently, he leads the Luru Newsletter and co-produces Luru Minis for Luru, a quarterly city-focussed print publication. He also writes for The Hindu’s Sunday Magazine and HT’s Slurrp & teaches an elective course on poetry & photography at the Azim Premji University besides having written audio-visual guides and other textual contributions to the Museum of Art & Photography. But, mostly, he likes to imagine that he spends his time reading recipes and streaming television shows.
