When visual art started gaining momentum in Pokhara, watercolour stood out as the most stable and affordable medium for artists.

Siddhartha Art Gallery’s recent exhibition incorporates a myriad of artistic visions—unbounded and unrestricted.

‘Nepal: Where the Gods Reside’ catalogues 205 artworks by 68 artists.

The organisation Arts4people hosts the ‘Crossing Continents Art Exhibition’, which has been showcased in six countries so far.

Run by Sunil Gupta, the Rudradevi Art Center is a space for over 300 individuals—from children to office goers—to learn different forms of dance.

The exhibition features artworks by more than 45 artists.

The exhibition features a unique body of works by 12 up-and-coming artists.

Tapendra DC defied his parents’ demands and pursued his love for art. Now, his efforts are paying off.

Shaili Malla, a young artist from Bauddha, presents a dream-like, foggy window into the memories that have shaped her.

Shaili Malla, a young visual artist, is exhibiting paintings inspired by memories at Taragon Next, Bauddha.

Sujan Khadka picks up abandoned roots from trees and carves them into absurdly shaped sculptures.

Dalai-La Art Space’s current exhibition prompts discussions on learning methodologies.

Nepal Academy of Fine Arts’ annual exhibit brings in artworks from all over the country. This time around, installations steal the show.

The 13th-century strut, which was reported to be stolen in 1975, arrived at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia, in the year 2000 through a bequest by the Australian-British art collector Alex Biancardi.

The seventh edition of Taragaon Talks is happening this Thursday.

The upcoming exhibition by Gallery MCube and The Nanee Bhaktapur showcases work by six different artists.

In its annual board assembly, Nepal Academy of Fine Arts laid out its plans and policies to further develop the arts.

Siddhartha Art Gallery’s latest exhibition showcases over 60 traditional and modern artworks by artists from the city of devotees.

Shivata Love Foundation’s sixth annual show has works of 30 different artists.

Artist Lok Chitrakar believes there is a great need for a rethink of society’s understanding of art.