At the Tipping Point: Art and Ecology from the Rooftop of the World
Sagarmatha Next presents: At the Tipping Point: Art and Ecology from the Rooftop of the World Sponsored by Saraf Foundation and curated by Dr Arshiya Lokhandwala featuring 12 artists from all over the world, the exhibition will open on June 5 at 4 pm! Framed by the towering Himalayas, this ecological exhibition underscores Nepal’s position […]
Artist in Studio #8 | Etched Traditions: Tharu Roots and Rhythms by Manu K. Chaudhary
“Taking inspiration from the rich culture of the Tharu people, an indigenous community of the Terai region of Nepal. My artworks portray the deep-rooted connection between the community and nature, capturing scenes of everyday life. The artworks vividly capture the essence of Tharu daily life — from traditional motifs and patterns to cultural rituals and […]
Sambandh (Samband) – Exhibition by Lingam K
The opening for this exhibition is happening on May 10, 2025 at 3 pm, at Taragaon Next. As glaciers shrink, glacial lakes are formed, which can burst and trigger devastating floods. Further consequences include landslides, disrupted ecosystems, and a threat to communities that rely on glacial meltwater as a key source of clean water for […]
Feminist Futures : Art, Activism and South Asian Womanhood
The Taragaon Cultural Center in Nepal is exhibiting a transformative exhibition curated by art historian Dr. Arshiya Lokhandwala, ‘Feminist Futures: Art, Activism, and South Asian Womanhood’. This exhibition showcases the powerful voices of ten South Asian artists including Anita Dube, Anoli Perera, Ashmina Ranjit, Bidhata KC, Mithu Sen, Naiza Khan, Pushpamala N, Sheba Chhachhi , […]
Artist in Studio #7: In Bardo – an exhibition by Lujan Rai Dongol
Experience “In Bardo,” a masterful exhibition by artist Lujan Rai Dongol, where the Buddhist deity Palden Lhamo takes center stage in a portrayal of unparalleled magnificence. This powerful work weaves together elements of elegance and fierceness, symbolizing the perfect balance of calm and strength, as seen in the goddess herself. Each intricate detail, motif, and […]
Artist in Studio #6 – Art exhibition : “Under a magic spell” : Aishworya Shakya
Join us on the 18th of September at Taragaon Next for the opening of the art exhibition “Under a magic spell” featuring the works of Aishworya Shakya, a contemporary sculpture artist.This exhibition marks the conclusion of the 6th series of our “Artist in studio” program, where selected artists are given an opportunity of an 8-weeks […]
Object in Focus #7: “Boundaries reimagined” – Viola Bordon
aragaon Next presents Object in Focus : “Boundaries Reimagined, ” a site-specific installation by artist Viola Bordon in collaboration with weavers from @nepalknotcraftcentre The idea and inspiration for the material stems from Viola’s research on the invasive species of water hyacinths that have brought about ecological shifts in landscapes near Koshi Tapu. The floating plant […]
Shaping Forms Shifting Futures : Sarah Burack
An exhibition by Sarah Burack, a full bright researcher and artist who has engaged with the roots of traditional metal crafting in Nepal. This exhibition is a culmination of her research, practice and learning with her mentor, a traditional Neplase artist Manik Man Shakya, with whom the craft has been a pass down through generations. […]
Shaping Forms Shifting Futures : Exhibition, Talk program and Panel discussion
Please join us for this three part event, covering the topic of traditional metal crafting in Nepal. An exhibition opening will be inaugurated on Wednesday, May 8th with a presentation from Fulbright Researcher Sarah Burack followed by a panel discussion featuring Mr. Tejesh Man Shakya, Mr. Vijay Maharjan, Ms. Swarna Tamrakar, and Mr. Prasanna Shakya. […]
Modern encounters in architecture : Kathmandu Valley (1945-1985)
Supported by Taragaon Next, this exhibition is a first of its kind doumentation of early modern architecture in the Kathmandu valley. Built between 1945-1985, the highlights focus on important architectural achievements of early modernisation. With information on 25 modern architecture buildings in Nepal, the exhibition is a means to understand and initiate dialogue in this […]
