Feminist perspective necessary in Nepali art culture
After seeing women’s portrayal in art from men’s perspective, Ashmina Ranjit felt the need to fill the gap and take art forward from a feminist perspective.
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.