Chicago Reader – Reimagine: Himalayan Art
This article reflects on contemporary Himalayan art through the lens of Reimagine, situating artistic practice within shifting histories, identities, and global conversations. It offers insight into how tradition and experimentation intersect in the exhibition.
Alfred University IEA Blog – Visiting Artist
A short feature introducing a visiting artist’s work and engagement with students, focusing on process, pedagogy, and print-based practice.
Biennial Foundation – Kathmandu Triennale
An overview of the Kathmandu Triennale, announcing participating artists and situating the event within an international contemporary art framework.
MyRepublica – Reviving Lithography
This article highlights dedication to sustaining and revitalizing lithography, emphasizing its relevance within contemporary art practice in Nepal.
Nepali Times – Etching from Memory
A thoughtful exploration of memory and printmaking, examining how personal history is translated into visual language.
The Kathmandu Post – Teaching Art After Almost Leaving It
This article traces a pivotal moment in an artist’s journey, reflecting on doubt, perseverance, and the decision to continue creating—and teaching—art.
Rutgers University – Printmaking and Healing
An intimate look at how printmaking becomes a space for reflection, resilience, and personal transformation within a graduate art practice.
Rubin Museum – Construction and Destruction
This piece explores themes of impermanence and transformation, examining how artistic processes respond to cycles of making and unmaking across cultures.
Harvard Mittal Institute – Visiting Artist Profile
A brief profile introducing the artist’s background, practice, and engagement with printmaking within an academic and cross-cultural context, highlighting the significance of artistic exchange.
Harvard Mittal Institute – Japanese Woodcut Workshop
A feature on a hands-on workshop that connects traditional Japanese woodcut techniques with contemporary learning and artistic dialogue.
Imago Mundi – Danger
A concise presentation of the work Danger, situating it within a global collection of contemporary artists and contextualizing its visual presence.
The Kathmandu Post – An Artist’s Journey
A reflective narrative tracing artistic growth across places, time, and mediums, offering insight into the evolution of a creative path.