Kishor Kayastha is a celebrated photographer of the country, a recognition he earned through years of dedication and a deep passion for his art. His journey began at the age of nine when he first picked up a camera, inspired by the photographic legacy of his parents, both accomplished photographers. Over the years, Kishor has […]
The miniature painting exhibition held at Museum of Nepali Art compels viewers to look beyond the ordinary. While the word “miniature” conjures images of tiny, small things, interestingly, the exhibition also features a miniature of Kathmandu valley but on a canvas that is eight-foot large. “From microscopic masterpieces to eight-foot large artworks and everything in-between, […]
While most artists start their career with galleries and group exhibitions, Nelson’s career started with exhibiting in historic museums and going solo. “My career started on a high note,” recalls the Portuguese artist and teacher, Nelson Ferreira who was recently in Kathmandu. His art can only be viewed when light is shone on its surface […]
It’s not every day that a heritage interpreter announces he’s writing a fantasy fiction book. Even rarer for him to inform you that the story doesn’t unfold any imaginary settings or Western locales but is actually set in Patan. It takes readers on a unique journey through places such as Mul Chowk, Sundari Chowk, and […]
Keshab Raj Thoker’s book “Life in Pandemic: Kathmandu during Covid 19” is a conversation starter. The picture book reflects multifaceted aspects of the Covid19 situation in the Kathmandu Valley during the years 2020 and 2021. Keshab has been working in the field of photojournalism in Nepal for the past sixteen years. He aims to portray […]