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A
celebration of contemporary Nepali art : ‘The
Mini Prints Art Fair’ features 200 pieces by 46
artists, exploring themes of tradition,
identity, and culture, by Aarya Chand (kp
21/12/2024)
Tsherin
Sherpa in body and spirit : Sherpa's latest
exhibit explores Spirits undergoing a
metamorphosis, by Vishad Raj Onta (nt
13/12/2024)
‘Spirits
in Transition’ blends tradition and modernity :
Tsherin Sherpa’s latest exhibition captures the
spirit’s journey, bridging traditional Buddhist
iconography with modern abstract forms, by
Timila Maharjan (kp 06/12/2024)
A
wall-turned canvas : Local artists in Janakpur
transform the outer wall of the Madhesh province
government’s headquarters with Mithila art,
by Ajit Tiwari (kp 01/12/2024)
Eight
artists, infinite interpretations : ‘Let There
Be Light’ at Chitra Art Centre explores the many
meanings of light, celebrating its physical,
spiritual, and symbolic aspects, by Timila
Maharjan (kp 23/11/2024)
Cultural
heritage meets contemporary creativity : A new
exhibition at the Takpa Gallery features a range
of artists, including newcomers and residency
artistsm, by Xenia Klaus (kp 15/11/2024)
A
journey through art and identity : Artist Dorjee
Karmarong’s vibrant paintings celebrate the
culture and traditions of his community, by
Rishika Dhakal (kp 27/09/2024)
Can
art sustain the artist? From traditional Thangka
paintings to contemporary Mithila art, artists
are finding ways to support their careers in a
challenging market, by Anish Ghimire (kp
07/09/2024)
Evolving
roles, generational divides and deferred dreams
: Muna Bhadel’s work pays tribute to her
grandmother’s life and highlights the societal
barriers that have restricted women’s
opportunities in Nepal, by Isabel Irwin (kp
23/08/2024)
Bilampau:
The forgotten stories of Nepali art : What does
it mean to remember an art form? How can we
revive a dying art form into the collective
consciousness of the twenty-first century?,
by Angie Ling (kp 13/07/2024)
Diverse
idioms of Nepali paintings : The right idioms to
express the motifs of paintings continue to be
the thrust of artists, by Abhi Subedi (kp
23/06/2024)
Kalapremi’s
artistic sanctuary : Sculptor and ceramist Gopal
Kalapremi Shrestha, discusses his inspirations,
and plans for publishing a book, by Anusha
Dhakal (kp 20/06/2024)
Contemporary
Nepal, through the eyes of young artists : From
love and angst to urban struggles, artists at
Gallery Mcube present a varied artistic showcase,
by Anusha Dhakal (kp 16/06/2024)
Divine
inspiration : The exhibit explores timeless
fusion of heritage and creativity as Nepal’s
century-old mythology unfolds in a captivating
tale of fine and contemporary artistry, by
Khushi Das (kp 24/05/2024)
Stories
of art and wit on wheels : Siddhartha Art
Gallery’s latest exhibition, ‘Sawari Kathahru:
Art On Wheels’, is an immersive ode to Nepali
truck art, by Anusha Dhakal (kp 20/05/2024)
An intersection of art and
poetry : Amit Kalla, one of the artists whose
work is displayed at Siddhartha Art Gallery’s
ongoing ‘Collective Expressions from India’
exhibition, shares how his work is a fusion of
poetry and conscience, by Aarati Ray (kp
13/04/2024)
FA
exhibition features creations from Nepal,
Germany (rep 21/02/2024)
An
assemblage of artistic expressions at Takpa
Gallery : The exhibition ‘The Next 2024’
features twenty-three young artists who have
created portraits of the world as they view it
by fusing themes of identity, culture, and lived
experience, by Anish Ghimire (kp 19/01/2024)
The
psychology and politics of Bangdel’s art : The
first posthumous exhibition of artist and art
historian Lain Singh Bangdel in London, titled
‘Lain Singh Bangdel: Mountains and Migration’,
was organised by Bonhams in November, by
Samyukta Shrestha (kp 06/01/2024)
Artists
and locals celebrate heritage and sustainable
living : The Harisiddhi Art Mela, organised by
The Rotary Club of Yala, aims to revive
community bonds and foster a deeper appreciation
for sustainable living in small settlements
(kp 05/01/2024)
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