Nepali artists at Goa art fest

December 18, 2016 - A festival called Serendipity Festival was held in Goa on December 13, and the works of three Nepalese artists, Kaviraj Lama, Kishor Kayastha, Mekh Bahadur Limbu were exhibited. Artists are part of the art selection of the Asian continent under the festival

The exhibition features Nepalese society named Dikka Lagne Aawaj, an artist Rama's work around culture and politics. This series includes portraits of domestic famous political leaders and audio related dubbing. Aritst Lama said that this work will spread Nepalese emotions to a wider range of people and thereby help promote the international art of Nepal.

Another Nepalese artist, Kishore Kayastha, announced the art documentary "Shifting the Valley" at the exhibition. It recorded and compares the Kathmandu Valley before and after the earthquake. This documentary follows the oldness of the valley and its damage caused by the earthquake. On his work, artist Kayastha said: "In a documentary, I am just trying to show the beauty of Nepalese culture and architecture.

At the same time, the work of the artist Mekh Bahadur Limbu reminds us of the current economic status of Nepal and the influence it has on the people of Nepal.

On the last weekend in July, MOWA held a free outdoor art festival, Art & Chalk Fest. A selection of more than 60 Wisconsin artists sold museums venues to festival audiences. Chalk artists produce short story masterpieces from all over the country and offer incredible live entertainment. Festival free entrance to art museum weekends, art age of all ages, live music, food tracks and suppliers, and beer garden. Art & Chalk Fest is a summer event.

"Patliputra Art Festival" is also known as "Patna Lit-Art Fest" and is an initiative to promote art, music, local language and literature. In cooperation with Poignant Painter, we will hold poetry contests, poetry contests and art exhibitions in various cities. This event will be one of the highlights for amateur artists and writers. Patliputra is the old name of Patna, the capital of East Bihar Province. For a while, the rule of Bangladesh and Afghanistan was governed by Patliputra. Students from all over the world gather at Nalanda University in Bihar Province. However, many students are currently moving to other places to find better opportunities. Ancient power and learning status declined from the highest point. This festival is our humble attempt to bring forward positive work to amateur artists nationwide, bringing change to Bihar.

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