Art fraternity creating entrepreneurs and growing
Head of Art & Design at Kathmandu University School of Arts Sujan Chitrakar has been in art fraternity for 20 years+. He initiated Rebuilding Bungamati
Creative freedom if misused can bring disgrace to art
The visual art started during stone age. Humans, first, drew on stones. Why? Because it was a way of expressing, using instincts, using creative freedom.
Visual artists need to have more regularity in their art
Saurganga Darshandhari, one among the prominent visual artists and printmakers, has contributed a lot in the Nepali art field with her skills & talents
Art licensing and registration policies soon in Nepal: Rajbhandari
Sushma Rajbhandari is Head of Paintings department at Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) working on policies on art licensing and registration in Nepal.
Photography as a choice: passion or profession?
For Chhitiz, the composition is a vital key to photography. It's not about using a DSLR, blurring the background and bringing the main object on focus. Let it be on focus but if the composition, lights and color scheme are captured within a frame then that shall be good photography.
Company registration essential from the get go: Faija
It may not seem like you have to go through company registration right away in the beginning, but it is. It gets more eminent when you go to the market.
Green enterprise gives better, sustainable prospects: Ojaswi
Ojaswi Baidya started Tyre Treasures, a green enterprise, working on up-cycling of used tyres that occupy space, don't decay easily and increae pollution.
Entrepreneurship in Nepal can benefit from social media: Pandey
Suraj Raj Pandey is working as the Chief Executive Officer of Fibro, new entrepreneurship in Nepal making professional men's wear.
Mithila art then and now: The advances in Nepali art market
Shyam Sundar Yadav is a popular Mithila Artist. He has done ample research in Mithila Art and brought modern concepts in the field.
Human resources market can benefit with research: Gupto
The human resources market is looked upon with a question mark and distrust. Here we talk with Arun Gupto (IACER) about the education system in Nepal.
Is Nepal safe to travel alone? Says yes, Pooja Rijal
There is always this looming question "Is Nepal safe to travel alone?" and if it is safe for solo women traveling. Read here, what Pooja Rijal has to say:
Nepali art entrepreneur on the rise: Suyasha Shree Khatri
Suyasha Shree Khatri is a 22-year-old Nepali art entrepreneur and is the owner of Yashrii products. Khatri started her business since January 10, 2017.