Kathmandu Art House

18/05/2026

14/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Ujay Bajracharya"

A traditional Paubha artist and Faculty Head at Aksheswar Traditional Buddhist Art College, Ujay Bajracharya has exhibited his work across more than 20 countries and received numerous national honors. His practice reflects both mastery and dedication to the continuity of Paubha painting.

Alongside his artistic work, he contributes as a lecturer and author, sharing his knowledge through institutions and publications. His recognition includes the “Best Artist of the Year 2017” award, presented by the President of Nepal.

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06.06.2026

13/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Swarnim Shakya"

A Patan-based artist and recent graduate in traditional Buddhist art, Swarnim Shakya’s practice is grounded in philosophy and cultural narratives. Working with mediums such as poster colors, acrylic, and pencil, he explores a balance between devotion and experimentation.

Deeply inspired by Paubha traditions, his work reflects a strong connection to cultural and philosophical thought. Through his evolving practice, he seeks to preserve tradition while engaging with contemporary expression, creating a dialogue between past and present.

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06.06.2026

12/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Sundar Bajracharya"

Beginning his journey in 1986 under the guidance of Mukti Singh Thapa, a contemporary Thanka painter, he has become one of the prominent practitioners of traditional Paubha painting in Nepal. His work reflects a deep dedication to preserving the discipline and spiritual essence of the tradition.

Over the years, he has produced numerous works across national and international platforms, creating Paubha paintings from diverse religious contexts while maintaining the integrity of traditional practices.

KAB2026
06.06.2026

11/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Sujan Bir Bajracharya"

Based in Patan, Lalitpur, Sujan Bir Bajracharya is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, installation, and video art. A graduate of Lalitkala Campus, his practice engages with themes of food and popular culture within the changing landscape of the Kathmandu Valley.

Through his work, he reflects on shifting food experiences and transcultural influences, questioning how evolving cultural habits shape identity, memory, and the lives of younger generations.

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06.06.2026

10/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Sujal Shrestha"

A 22-year-old with a natural passion for art, Sujal Shrestha has been drawn to brushes and colors since childhood. His practice reflects focus and clarity, shaped by both creativity and a thoughtful approach to learning.

Known for his calm and supportive nature, he often guides his peers and communicates with confidence. Through his work and everyday actions, he carries a sense of responsibility and quiet strength.

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06.06.2026

09/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Sudarshan Suwal"
Trained from the age of twelve under his grandfather, a master of Newari Buddhist painting, Sudarshan’s practice is deeply rooted in lineage, discipline, and spiritual learning. His training extended beyond technique, encompassing meditation, mantra, visualization, and the preparation of pigments.

Over four decades, he has created hundreds of thangkas of varying scale and complexity, alongside significant mural works, including paintings at Vasundhara Temple in Swayambhu and for the film Little Buddha. His work reflects a lifelong dedication to tradition, devotion, and mastery.

KAB2026
06.06.2026

08/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Shrava Shrestha"

At 38, Shrava Shrestha is a proud student of Mikhaa CB, where she explores creativity through art, dance, crochet, and basic computer skills. Her journey reflects a spirit of learning, connection, and personal growth.

She takes pride in creating and selling handmade incense products, building independence and self-sustainability through her craft.

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06.06.2026

06/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Seema Sharma"

Born in Varanasi, Seema Sharma is an accomplished artist and scholar with a Ph.D. in History of Art. With participation in over 70 national and international exhibitions, her practice reflects a deep engagement with cultural narratives and visual history.

Her works draw from ancient Nepali sculpture, architecture, rituals, and Hindu and Buddhist mythologies, reinterpreted through free association. Alongside her artistic journey, she serves as an Associate Professor at Tribhuvan University, contributing to both practice and pedagogy.

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06.06.2026

05/05/2026

Meet the Artist "Satish Kumar Singh"

Associated with the vocational unit of AutismCare Nepal Society, Satish Kumar Singh is an artist based in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur. Originally from Delhi, his creative practice serves as a meaningful form of expression and daily engagement.

Alongside his interest in art, he enjoys singing, reflecting a natural inclination toward creative expression. Through his involvement with ACNS, he continues to develop his skills, confidence, and connection with others.

KAB2026
06.06.2026