Rebuilding our heritage sites
As we move slowly past the initial aftermath of two devastating earthquakes, even while a great many people in hard-hit
As we move slowly past the initial aftermath of two devastating earthquakes, even while a great many people in hard-hit
Today art exists in so many varied and wondrous forms that it would be hard to list all without making some egregious omissions.
Singh’s skill in his preferred medium of pen and ink is apparent in the range of his work available for everyone to see, for a month, at the Nepal Art Council in Babarmahal
As a retrospective, the exhibition succeeds exceedingly well, mainly due to elements such as the curators’ comprehensive access to Singh’s work
Not all art exhibitions are easy viewing. Most are in fact hit or miss depending on one’s state of mind.
Visiting the monastery, which is open to all, is a bewildering, enchanting experience. Even the non-religious will find themselves moved by the tranquility and beauty cultivated by the archi
If you walk into the Siddhartha Art Gallery these days to view the show titled Masculism- by Gopal Das Shrestha - Kalapremi— you may not even notice the tall, slim, quiet man
There is an enormous lack of access to learning on any subject outside of the strict, very narrow textbooks that most children, even in the Valley, have access to via their schools
The museum, which is our designated official National Museum, is, tragically, a bit of a disaster
If you are going to make street art, and make a statement while you’re at it, be rigorous in your conception and your execution.
A few years ago I embarked on a now failed project to make an educational documentary about the architecture of Kathmandu Valley.
Islamic art is representative of some of the most beautiful art and architecture of all time
Last month, on December 27, a young American poet named Sarah Kay filled out around 700 seats at the Alliance Française in Kathmandu.
Last month, at the beginning of December, there was a rather exquisite show at the new (ish) Taragaon Museum, which is inside the boundaries of the Hyatt Regency
Kabi Raj Lama’s exhibition heralds a new beginning for Nepali artists working in the medium of printmaking