Ideas arrive quickly. What comes next is slower, less certain, and far more important.
After the Idea is an online mentorship service for creatives who want feedback, guidance, and critical dialogue on their work. It is a space for artists to develop projects, clarify thinking, and refine ideas through one-on-one consultations grounded in conversation, curatorial inquiry, and artistic research.
Emerging from the conversations, exhibitions, and experimental projects developed through House Limited—an artist-run platform dedicated to contemporary art and performance in South Asia—After the Idea extends that practice beyond exhibition-making into ongoing mentorship and development.
This is work in progress, in real time: a space for shaping ideas after the initial spark, where thinking is tested, refined, and brought into form.
Accessibility & Supported Rates
I offer a small number of reduced-price sessions to make this work more accessible for different financial situations, while still supporting the time and care each session needs. Reduced rates are offered on a sliding scale, depending on each person’s situation and availability. If you would like to ask for a reduced rate, please contact me before booking.
Payment Options
Payments are typically processed through PayPal. If PayPal isn’t available in your country, please feel free to get in touch before booking to discuss alternative payment options..
You can reach me at: natasha.j.dani@gmail.com
About Natasha Jozi
With over 15 years of experience as a visual artist, curator, educator, and writer, Natasha Jozi offers expert guidance in contemporary art practice, performance art, curatorial development, and artistic research. A Fulbright Scholar and recipient of the Franklin Furnace Award and Prince Claus Mobility Grant, she has mentored emerging artists, taught internationally, curated independent projects, and published extensively on performance, feminist, and socially engaged art practices. She is also a founder of Pakistan’s pioneering performance art platform, House Limited. Most recently, she curated Beyond the Spectacle (2023) at PLATFORM in Munich (Germany), a multidisciplinary exhibition exploring contemporary performance and participatory practices.