A canvas turned inward
At Kala Salon, Sangee Shrestha’s ‘Antardrishti’ explores memory and spirituality through bold colours, geometry and symbolism.
At Kala Salon, Sangee Shrestha’s ‘Antardrishti’ explores memory and spirituality through bold colours, geometry and symbolism.
‘Infrastructures of Democracy’ examines how road construction influenced community life across three districts.
With mentorship, contests, and publication opportunities, emerging writers are blending classical storytelling with innovative styles, reflecting both societal realities and generational change.
Challenging conventional therapy models, art therapy allows autistic children to explore emotions and social connections on their own terms.
Through Bhalābhali, researcher Dinesh Raj Upadhyay travels across Far-West Nepal, archiving women’s voices, caste-shaped traditions and songs at risk of fading away.
From folk horror and coming-of-age stories to questions of caste and spirituality, these films explore identity, belief and relationships through distinct cinematic voices.
Once reserved for festivals, these Nepali styles are now part of everyday wardrobes, redefining femininity and cultural expression for youths.
As major parties unveil their manifestos, art and culture remain sidelined, even as youth leaders and artists enter mainstream politics.
The film captures the complexities of modern relationships through a woman’s eyes, blending solitude and friendship.
Through paintings and prints, late artist Rick Cummings responds to moments of change, routine and reflection.
Old Souls gives discarded saris a second life, blending traditional textiles with modern silhouettes through slow, sustainable fashion.
Directed by Bedana Kheresungma Rai, the play revisits an indigenous myth to reflect on maternal sacrifice, environmental violence, and human arrogance.
Ganesh Prasad Lath’s memoir blends personal anecdotes with the city’s evolving cultural and technological landscape.
What began as an Ethnomusicology project has grown into a band that bridges folk traditions with contemporary rhythms.
‘EITV 2026’ reimagined Khokana’s heritage spaces as performance venues, bringing artists and audiences together.