Madan Chitrakar creates both abstract and figurative paintings. His figurative works make the viewers aware of the Nepali culture capturing the medieval sculptures and architecture of Kathmandu valley. “The Vanishing Heritage”- a collection of sketches…

Born in 1926, Prof. Govinda Narayan Jya-poo did his Fine Arts Education from USA. He is a renowned Sculptor, Fine Art Educator and Leader Trainer, and has done numerous exhibitions. He has been nationally and…

Born in Arwa Pokhara, he did his B.A. from T.U. He is a self-taught artist. He has taken a graphic art course from UNESCO, Tokyo Japan. He has participated in workshop and seminar of Girl…

Thakur Prasad Mainali has created a number of environmental sculptures. Since they are outdoor sculptures, they enhance the setting and create an aesthetic sense of the space. Nationalism is the dominant subject matter of his…

Govinda Dangol works are in various styles and media. He creates landscape, still-life and portrait using oil colour, charcoal, pencil and water colour. In some of his works, he also used collage technique. He synthesizes…

Krishna Manandhar creates music and rhythm within the images of nature exploiting abstractionist and abstract expressionist techniques. Rather than the content, form dominates his canvas. He does not use colours to represent objects and events…

Batsa Gopal Vaidya’s art forms are associated with symbols and images of Nepali culture. His works show the influences of Hindu mythologies. There is “Tantric abstractionism and the use of Hindu sacramental pigmentation” in his…

Uttam Nepali’s paintings synthesize modern art techniques with some aspects of traditional Nepali art. He has recreated erotic images found on the tundals (wooden struts in temples) of Hindu temples. The compositions juxtapose celestial and…

Shashi Shah clings to traditional beliefs and influences which he views as an important basis of his work. He takes up age-old images and colour schemes and transfers them during his exploration of modern canvas.…