The belief that art is new in the Nepali scene requires a deeper inquiry. While the study of art in a formal manner might be new to Nepal, the presence of art is as old as the country and the culture itself. Taking a tour of some of the popular cultural sites around us will…
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I often believe – the good makes you jealous; the great inspires you to find your own thing! Meeting Dutch writer and illustrator Mark Janssen proved it all over again. It was definitely the latter. I was imbued with art inspiration from head to toe, hearing words of wisdom from an artist who has been…
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If half of it is in the stars,The other half, in your hands.While the stars might be fixedYou are fluid, and you can flowTo wherever you want to go. Think of water when you get stuck,Think of fire when you are cold.Then, think of Hawking whenlife is stacked against odds,with 2 years to live at…
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Dashain makes me a little sad.It starts with nostalgia and endsin an abyss that offers no understanding.It is the change of season;the fluttering kitesthat do not quite reason.We could tie our phone with the thread and launch it instead. Dashain makes me a little sad.It might be the loss of powercrisp new clothes would otherwise…
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Publication, newsletters, articles – that has always been my thing. I volunteered to be the Chief Editor for my high school magazine. In university I stepped in for the yearbook team and when the main editor could not continue, I stepped up to take charge. Recently, I was the Division Editor for the Toastmasters Community…
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What started out as a difficult read ended up becoming one of the best novels I’ve read in a long time. At almost 700 pages, Middlemarch is a humongous book. But the patience and ploughing through was completely worth it. I wrote a separate blog on why Middlemarch left such a deep mark on me.…
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