(TICKET) The Ugly Art Party

The Ugly Art Party
Mixed Media, Literally.

A room full of people making some terrible creative decisions. Some on purpose. Most not.

On the 27th of September, we're taking over BNTR, Pune.

We're bringing a little art, a few cassettes we stole from our grandparents and several unnecessarily competitive games to keep your phone firmly out of your hand for a while. You'll be scrapbooking onto vintage cassettes, giving your boring lighters and matchboxes some personality, colouring postcards, playing Pictionary and Bingo, and getting disproportionately invested in Beer Pong.

There are no rules about being good at art. There are barely any rules at all, really. Just show up, make something ugly and see where the evening takes you.

Everything you make is yours to keep. A postcard, a scrapbooked cassette, a super well-decorated matchbox or something you'd rather not explain.

And while there may be no winners in art, there are absolutely winners in Beer Pong. They get free beers, because apparently that's how competition works now.

Come alone, bring your most competitive friend, or arrive with a group that takes Pictionary far too seriously. Either way, you're leaving with something you made, a few new people, and the very specific confidence of someone who has learnt something completely unnecessary.

Rip It Cards- Destroy magazines, cut out faces, glue things that should not coexist, make cards that cannot be explained.

Colourable Postcards- Grab a pen, grab twelve pens, ruin a perfectly good postcard and call it art.

Scribble Table- No prompts, no theme, just your hand moving before your brain ruins it.

5 Minute Drawing Dare- Timed rounds, wrong hand, eyes closed, full panic.

The Regret Wall- A space to anonymously write down a bad decision. Creative or romantic. Both count. We archive your chaos respectfully.

A drink & popcorn on us
Exclusive Flunkt stickers and freebies
Your own ugly art (cards, postcards, prints — whatever you made)
An official certificate that says you made ugly art and stood by it
The very specific confidence of someone who made something terrible and didn't apologise for it