The new book of South Asia Speaks ‘How I Write’, delves into the journeys of South Asian writers and offers readers gritty tips on refining and embracing the writer’s craft.

Artist Sushma Shakya’s latest solo exhibition, ‘Chen: Overlooked Reality,’ attempts to emphasise the relationship between nature’s five elements, humans, and their houses.

For the past four months, a team of paubha artists, at the request of the centenarian writer and historian Joshi, have been hard at work making a large-scale mural of Chakrasamvara, a Buddhist deity representing Vajrayana philosophy.

With Kathmandu Valley buzzing with back-to-back exhibitions, one thing needs more emphasis than ever: How to look at art?

Tenzin Gyurmey Dorjee’s first solo exhibition, ‘I Shouldn’t Be Here’, brings colourful and intimate personal portraits of the experiences of the Tibetan refugees.

Three years ago, when Arnav Man Singh was just 20, he decided not to go back to college and instead focus on becoming a full-time artist. Today, his abstract artworks are earning rave reviews.

Born to an artist father, Mukhiya grew up uninterested in art. Now his black and white pen and ink drawings lay bare the interiors of human minds.

Bikalpa Art Center’s latest interdisciplinary exhibition, ‘Revisiting the Roots in a Modern Nuance’, attempts to make sense of Nepal’s contemporary art scene journey.

Since 2014, Bodhisattva in Action Institute, a Kathmandu-based NGO, has relied on its thangka painting classes to help people with disabilities become thangka artists.

There is much to decode about poetry with poet and podcaster Itisha Giri. She recently came out with ‘An Archive’ full of her poetic verses to share with the world.

Rukumani Shrestha’s latest solo exhibition, ‘Vidambana’, invites viewers to discuss the contradiction between women deities and women in the real world.

After launching Nepal’s first animated movie, The Legend of Shankhadhar, in 2016, Sanyukta Shrestha, a UK-based game developer, is now working to showcase the story of ‘Majipa Lakhey’.

The recently concluded month-long art festival Kathmandu Triennale 2077 attracted thousands of visitors, and we set out to find out what people thought of the exhibitions.

Once barred from participating in traditional Newa musical art forms, women are now playing a key role in preserving the heritage.

Gallery Mcube’s latest exhibition, ‘Young Artists Show 2022’, reflects the concerns of youth, while also highlighting how these young people are trying to explore themselves as artists.