The psychology and politics of Bangdel’s art
The first posthumous exhibition of artist and art historian Lain Singh Bangdel in London, titled ‘Lain Singh Bangdel: Mountains and Migration’, was organised by Bonhams in November.
https://t.co/MilwZdvxs7 — by @sanyuktashr
Mainstream literature should feature characters from diverse backgrounds
Krishna Raj Sarbahari discusses how he writes children’s stories, his early literary influences and the intersection of journalism and creative writing.
https://t.co/FhhaEvRdaX — by @anweity
Sā Pāru: A look into its past and driving faith
The festival has been one of the most important cultural events in the Newa community for centuries. There is no unanimity on how it originated though. https://t.co/ovNohfLihM — by @kewpiid & Manushree Mahat
Preserving tunes and melodies for the posterity
Started in 2021, Nepal Music Archive aims to digitise the whole of Nepal’s music scene—songs, album covers, and articles—some dating as far as the 1950s.
https://t.co/HxqwK7Z40a — by
@anweity
Nepal needs more films like ‘Julebi’
It is warm, honest, and interesting—three adjectives I thought I’d never get to use for a Nepali movie. https://t.co/9D2Zk2zGuk — by @AcharyaUrza
This captain’s got grit
Anjila Tumbapo Subba, the captain and goalkeeper of Nepal’s national women’s football team, transcended initial doubts and societal reservations to become a trailblazing force in Nepal’s football.
https://t.co/PHBgHoQSQ1 — by @AnishG08
Preserving tunes and melodies for the posterity
Started in 2021, Nepal Music Archive aims to digitise the whole of Nepal’s music scene—songs, album covers, and articles—some dating as far as the 1950s.
https://t.co/HxqwK7YwaC — by @anweity
But why, of all regions, is Southasia so prominent in contemporary climate fiction? The answer lies in a close reading of significant examples, as well as an exploration of the history of the genre.
Evan Tims:
https://t.co/uNL27fiVaC
Machchhenarayan Mela draws devotees from near and far
Thousands of devotees make their way to the Machchhenarayan temple to honour Matsya, one of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu.
https://t.co/KNT6OUVZZu — by @AcharyaUrza
PHOTOS: A peek into the nomadic life of the Rautes
The settlement on the riverbank of the Thamghat River is home—albeit a temporary one—for around 141 individuals.
https://t.co/DaTtJ7GZKt — by @prakashtimilsen
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In with draping: How ‘Marsyangde’ is deconstructing design norms
Founder Arsya Giri’s ethos revolves around the age-old art of draping and crafting unique garments that leave no room for waste in any of the designing phases.
https://t.co/x3TviJOPfb — by @anweity
Remembering Robin Tamang
The singer-actor’s sudden departure at the age of 60 has left a profound void in the Nepali music scene. https://t.co/yX6ngcWrFh — by @anweity
Family hostility, social obstacles: How this queer couple’s union survives hardships
Lorax Rai and Madhusha Limbu struggled for years to have their relationship accepted.
https://t.co/kYbQC76tyv — by @AcharyaUrza
Capturing the old Kathmandu
The Instagram page ‘The Last of Kathmandu Valley’ documents the old architecture of the valley, hoping to create awareness about the changing cityscape.
https://t.co/VAlgiuZoKG — by @anweity
Fashion students spice up the runway
The 17th graduating batch of Namuna College of Fashion Technology pulled off a show featuring creative designs.
https://t.co/brc7VJO2tH — by @anweity
Fashion photography at its finest
Pawan Joshi shares his journey as a photographer and the work that goes behind his conceptual shots.
https://t.co/pL224dEoYS — by @anweity
Videos: Cut by cut
The co-founders of Stellar Studios, a Kathmandu-based video production company, talk about how they plan to make a name for themselves in this rapidly evolving field. https://t.co/w0BplsXZdk — by @GrgHope