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Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu organizes daylong art camp on theme ‘From Mountains to the Delta’

Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu organizes daylong art camp on theme ‘From Mountains to the Delta’

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, May 7: Embassy of Bangladesh in Kathmandu organized a daylong art camp on the theme ‘From Mountains to the Delta’ on Monday. The art camp is a part of the weeklong art festival being organized by the Embassy in association with Art Bangla Foundation Dhaka and Siddhartha Art Gallery. The artworks of the ten eminent artists will be exhibited from today to May 10 at the Siddhartha Art Gallery, Baber Mahal Revisited, Kathmandu.

Month-long installation art exhibition at NAFA

Month-long installation art exhibition at NAFA

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Feb 16: The 'Prakriti: Installation Art Exhibition 2024' has opened in Kathmandu. The month-long art expo is organized by Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), Department of Architecture and Other Creative Arts (Multidisciplinary Arts) in partnership with the Gallery Mcube.

Photo Exhibition ‘इतिहासको हराएका पाना: The Tyranny of Exclusion’ held at Patan Museum

Photo Exhibition ‘इतिहासको हराएका पाना: The Tyranny of Exclusion’ held at Patan Museum

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, March 14: Photo Exhibition ‘इतिहासको हराएका पाना:The Tyranny of Exclusion’, a commemoration of Nepali female political leaders curated and organized by Mega Maskey, Abhijeet Adhikari and Satyam Shiva Mishra, with the support of Nepal Leadership Academy and International Republican Institute, was held at Patan Museum on March 10 and 11.

The festival of lights: the shadow beyond the light

The festival of lights: the shadow beyond the light

- by Sanskriti Rijal

Streets full of children singing and dancing, houses covered from top to bottom with colorful lights, the aroma of festival food  from every household, families getting together to exchange greetings and play cards, and fireworks being lit at every corner – this would be a typical description of  the festival of lights commonly known as Tihar or Dipawali. Tihar is a five-day festival celebrated in Nepal where animals like cows, dogs, and crows are celebrated along with the relationship of brothers and sisters. What is interesting is how over time, celebrating with fire-crackers has become an integral part of Tihar, especially as fire-crackers do not have roots in Hindu traditions.