Join us this Saturday, 14 February, for the highly anticipated opening of “Women in Art” at Nepal Art Council—a celebration of Nepal’s most inspiring female artists. Be among the first to witness Krisha Tamrakar’s latest art series,“Silent Boundaries,” featured prominently in this remarkable exhibition.
Krisha Tamrakar’s “Silent Boundaries”: A Must-See Art Series
As one of the prominent figures in Nepali contemporary art, Krisha Tamrakar captivates audiences with “Silent Boundaries”—a thought-provoking series. Through intricate compositions and subtle color palettes, her work offers a profound artistic experience that pushes the boundaries of contemporary expression.
Silent Boundaries – Artist Statement by Krisha Tamrakar
This series explores the unsettling transformation of accessibility into inaccessibility. What happens when familiar things slip into the realm of the untouchable? A bag, a jar, a pair of sandals—these emblems of life’s quiet rhythm transform into symbols of loss. Through the act of caging these everyday objects, the work reflects on the ways we impose limitations on ourselves and others. The delicate act of threading around these objects mirrors the fragility of human connections and the subtle, often unspoken ways we impose barriers on one another.
We do this to each other, too, spinning invisible boundaries of control, silence, and absence, turning what was once natural and essential into something distant and unattainable. Viewers are invited to confront their own sense of dependence and the discomfort of seeing what was once accessible rendered unreachable. The tension between need and denial becomes a space for reflection, allowing us to examine the emotional impact of losing access to what we once relied on.
“Women in Art” Exhibition: Showcasing Nepal’s Leading Female Artists
This year’s “Women in Art” exhibition features an impressive lineup of talented Nepali women artists, including Erina Tamrakar, Bidhata KC, Krisha Tamrakar, Mahima Singh, Pramila Bajracharya, Pratima Thakali, Ragini Upadhyaya, Rajani Sinkhwal, Ranju Yadav, Sabita Dangol, Samjhana Rajbhandari, Sangee Shrestha, Sushila Singh, and Sushma Shakya. Each artist brings a unique perspective, adding depth and diversity to this empowering showcase of creativity.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Event
This exhibition is a landmark moment in Nepal’s art scene, providing a dynamic platform for female artists to share their voices and visions. Nepal Art Council continues to support gender inclusivity and artistic growth by presenting groundbreaking works like Krisha Tamrakar’s “Silent Boundaries.” Whether you are an art enthusiast, collector, or cultural connoisseur, this is an event you won’t want to miss!
Opening Date: Saturday, 14 February
Opening Time: 10.30 AM
Venue: Nepal Art Council, Kathmandu
Don’t miss this chance to celebrate women in art!