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Anil Shahi

August 18, 2023

Anil Shahi

Asha Dangol’s current figurative explorations engage the viewer in a provocative dialogue about urbanization, consumerism, and ecological concerns. These contemporary issues are framed within a polarity and dichotomy of visual symbols: east and west; traditional and contemporary; past and present; the mythic with the real.

October 26, 2017

Asha Dangol

Feminist artist Ashmina Ranjit resists, opposes and questions the patriarchal perspectives of Nepali society, and celebrates the ecstatic feelings, emotions and sensations of women putting female body in the foreground through her paintings, graphics, installation and performance art. She expresses her attachment with herself and other women. She breaks the taboos associated with menstrual flow and takes it as a significant element for women's identity. She depicts the power of female body, and sexual and sensual joy of women's experience.

January 11, 2018

Ashmina Ranjit

Bal Krishna Banmala

August 16, 2023

Bal Krishna Banmala

November 2, 2017

Batsa Gopal Baidya

Bhairaj Maharjan has depicted women in street settings and sometimes more intimate portraits of women in secret moments in a most lyrical way that touches the viewer's heart. He creates the figures with less strokes but decorates their attire lavishly with variegated pattern. His female characters seem to be concerned with human relationship than to the external world. Relaxed posture and friendly look depict the intimate relationship. He prefers to portray naïve country women for their innocence. They keep distance from trickery and political games. Sometimes, they seem alone contemplating or absorbed in daily works, otherwise they are in small circle of friends or relatives. He prefers the setting of primitive life to the so called modern civilization that has been mechanized. It is the nostalgia of the artist of the bygone days. As far as his expression is concerned, he is true to his experience in the sense that he makes the immediate surrounding-the narrow streets, newar architecture and people's daily life- his subject matter of his landscapes.

October 26, 2017

Bhairaj Maharjan

She has always believed that much of our socio-political history, culture, traditions and values are preserved and portrayed in various forms of art. She believes that artistic expressions give spaces to capture historic moments in time, capture socio-cultural realities and most importantly, provides the freedom of expression to socio-political issues.

November 2, 2017

Bidhata KC

Bidhya Man Tamang

August 16, 2023

Bidhya Man Tamang

Bijay Maharjan

November 2, 2017

Bijay Maharjan

Binod’s landscapes are bold in their impact due to the energetic sweeps of colours. Eco-friendly Newar architecture and pagoda temples are recurrent images in the cityscape of ancient town. Brick-paved floors, dim-red walls, slanting roofs and maroon sky in the dusk create the aesthetic sense. As such landscapes are vanishing, his works suggest a sort of nostalgia. On the other hand, giving space to the sacred cultural monuments in his canvas, Binod aestheticizes them, and doing so he attempts to preserve and immortalize the gifts of antiquity.

November 2, 2017

Binod Pradhan

However, the presence of birds may signify other things as well. Maybe the birds like crow and vulture are anticipating to devour the human flesh after the sick patients will be dead. This is the ironic situation in the sense that as one is one in agony and pain, the other is expecting satisfaction and joy. This is analogical to the human condition, for we have known the people who rejoice in the tragedy and fall of the others. While these bird soar the sky with joyful gesture, Birendra's frail and fragile men and women are trapped by their own diseases.

November 2, 2017

Birendra Pratap Singh

Chirag Bangdel's poetic paintings explore the traditional motifs through the use of rhythmic modern forms. The traditional contents are the love of the cosmic couples, Gita and Govinda or Radha and Krishna, mandala and meditation. The artist does not represent these subject matters of early paintings as they are but recyles and appropriate

November 2, 2017

Chirag Bangdel