Vidhan Karki has till date made over 80 music videos. The Post spends a day with him as he makes his latest.

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.

Considered one of the most prestigious schools in the country, St. Mary’s, former and current students say, reeks of toxicity, with many having had to go through years of harassment, queerphobia, and public humiliation.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

With more than 200 members, Nepali Female Filmmakers, a group of passionate filmmakers, is providing a safe and supporting environment for upcoming female filmmakers in Nepal.

Open for public viewing since International Women’s Day, the exhibition ‘Inspired’ displays the works of nine women artists who have laid bare their stories, culture and perspectives on canvas.

This International Women’s Day, the Post reflects on the contributions made by nine unsung heroes who have done significant work in the pandemic.

In a society where talking openly about sex raises eyebrows, this women-led initiative is creating a welcoming space for women to talk about female pleasure.

In a landscape where the significance of sound in movies is neglected, Uttam Neupane, an award-winning sound mixer and designer, is creating sounds for Nepali movies that drive the story forward.