Sharad Chandra Paudel’s latest book, Bhrastachar--Kaaran, Parinam ra Niyantranka Upaya, offers readers a comprehensive take on corruption in the country.

With two different exhibitions--Young Artists Show and Woodcut Printmaking Show--Gallery Mcube is currently displaying impactful, diverse works of 42 artists. But the showcasing of so many works can become overwhelming for the viewer.

Wind Horse Gallery’s latest exhibition ‘Spaces Within’ provides a glimpse into the minds of two artists--Pooja Duwal and Diki Yuthok--and what art means for them.

One of the pioneers of belly dancing in Nepal, Pinky Sapokta talks about her art form, her new studio that is especially dedicated to belly dancing and how the dance form should be looked beyond the conventional patriarchal lens.

After three years of bringing folk, traditional and fusion music to the fore, this year, Echoes in the Valley is expanding its horizon beyond the Valley, from a focused genre to an open world of music.

Neera Joshi Pradhan is perhaps Nepal’s only botanical illustrator capturing the character, details, aesthetics and scientific accuracy of flora. Her journey has been solitary but priceless.

Formed in August, a group of Nepali asexuals has started using various platforms with the motive of increasing their visibility in Nepal and the rising queer movement.

Curated by Shivangi Bansal of Danfe Arts, ‘Where Do We Go From Here’ is a well-curated exhibition displaying the fine works of four talented artists.

Unveiling the book, historian Satya Mohan Joshi said the states should give as equal a platform to children writers as adults for them to unleash their creativity.

Through his debut book, Karki narrates stories of Nepali migrants working in labour destination countries and sheds light on various other facets of the labour migration sector.

Marjan Kamali’s ‘The Stationery Shop’ doesn’t offer anything innovative yet it is comforting, soothing, and welcoming, like a warm embrace.

Sheikha Asma Al Thani is set to be the first woman from Qatar to climb Mount Everest. And for her, this journey is all about challenging her limits and inspiring other women to follow their path.

A woman’s menstrual cycle is the most normal reality of her life, but menstruation health and hygiene are still treated as a taboo subject.

On the occasion of International Transgender Day of Visibility, the Post recalls the events and issues that took place last year that shaped the trans movement and its future in Nepal.

Released almost a decade ago, Mahi Way is one of the most poignant Indian shows ever made, dealing with pertinent issues like body shaming, fixation with unrealistic romance, and the need for self-love.

With his book, Manindra Ranjan Baral has done a commendable job of writing an autobiography that--besides unravelling his life’s work--also encapsulates the state of affairs in Nepal.

From personal reflections, muses to stories of how women, or perhaps everyone, see their identity questioned and boxed, ‘Reflection of Feminine Power on Art’ is intriguing but it misses effectiveness.

One of the first registered PUBG teams of Nepal, DRS gaming is paving a path for aspiring gamers to make a full-time career in eSports.

Art in Paradise’, the new 3D picture museum in Kathmandu Mall, offers people an opportunity to express themselves in their digital spaces, and the people of Kathmandu can’t get enough.

Reeta Manandhar’s ‘Self Reflection’ is a visual treat that depicts a peaceful state of mind—one that can only be achieved through meditation.