Sadia Abbas and Madhuri Vijay share their experience as debut authors and being shortlisted for the DSC Prize.

The third iteration of WOW festival which is set to kick off this Friday, will focus on the Madhes belt of Nepal to discuss gender equality.

Voices of Women Media is turning to crowdsourcing to make Nepal’s first female-first library.

Though the literature festival is relatively young, the history of Nepal Bhasa literature is believed to be more than 600 years old.

Wolfgang Korn on his love for Newar architecture and publishing books on it.

Japanese artists Izumi Tanabe and Hideo Iida express suppression and explore spatial concepts in abstract forms in the exhibition titled ‘Japan 4.’

Artist Sushila Singh in her artwork series ‘Udaan, Beyond Bounds’ gives life to temples and treats them as though they are living and breathing among us.

Sexist euphemisms are ingrained in many contemporary Nepali songs, yet we love them.

Dr Rudolf Hogger on his love for reading religious history books and writing them.

There's much to make meaning out of at the Kathmandu International Performance Art Festival 2019, yet the festival falls short of making the art powerful.

In his short exhibition, Narayan Bohaju captures mundane memories and reflection of the present.

Both Mithila and Newar cultures revere mandalas or aripanas during the festival, despite basic differences in the processes of making them and their interpretation.

The purpose of a dog is not to be good but to be just themselves.

Once a sacred dance form, Charya has become more accessible, reaching more communities.

‘Krama—The rise of the female artists in the 21st Century’ celebrates the work of female artists, but disappoints as spectators get no lasting impression.