Little Araniko:Spring Art Camp Vol. 18 – Registration Open Now !

Little Araniko: Spring Art Camp Vol. 18 - Registration Open.

We are excited to announce the opening of registration for the 18th volume of the Little Araniko: Sprig Art Camp 2023, a special bi-annual art program for children aged between 5 to 15 initiated by Artudio since 2010. This camp provides a platform for children to unleash their creativity and explore their imagination through various art forms. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with renowned modern/contemporary artists, designers and authors of Nepal, who will guide them through diverse process and let them experiment various materials and help them blend their creative imaginations to reality. The camp is designed to enhance their observational and imaginary skills and provide a safe and meaningful learning space for children to grow mentally and physically. Join us for an unforgettable artistic experience and let your child explore their full creative potential!

Registration Details:

Registration Deadline: 8th April, 2023

Date: 9th – 18th April, 2023

Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Venue: Artudio, Chhauni Hospital Road, Swoyambhu-15, Kathmandu

Age Group: 5-15 years

Registration Fee: NPR 8,000/- (including all materials)

Scholarship: “Get a 10% scholarship if you have participated in any art programs offered by Artudio before.”

Please note that the seats are limited, so we encourage you to book your spot as soon as possible. To register for the Little Araniko: Spring Art Camp, please fill out the online registration form available here.

To secure admission, please ensure that you bring two passport size photos on the first day of the camp.

For any further inquiries or assistance with the registration process, please contact us at the following numbers:
9823490390, 9851180088

We look forward to seeing you at the Little Araniko: Spring Art Camp!

Watch out our previous art camp process video.

Attention all art enthusiasts! If you want to relive the wonderful moments of our previous art camp, make sure to check out our process documentation video. We’ve captured every detail of our artistic journey, from brainstorming sessions to curated exhibition of finished masterpieces. Watch out for the video and experience the excitement and creativity of our previous art camp. Get inspired and be a part of our upcoming Little Araniko. Stay tuned for more updates!

Apply for Volunteer.

Little Araniko Art Camp at Artudio is currently seeking volunteers to assist with our upcoming art camp “Little Aranko’s 18th Volume. If you have a passion for the arts and a desire to make a positive impact on the community, this is a great opportunity to get involved. Volunteers will have the chance to work alongside professional artists and educators, helping to inspire and mentor little artists. Whether you have experience in the arts or are simply looking for a meaningful way to give back, Little Araniko Art Camp welcomes volunteers of all ages and backgrounds. So if you’re interested in joining this exciting program, don’t hesitate to reach out and apply today!

Call at 9823490390

About the facilitators

Kailash K Shrestha | Artist & Curator

Kailash K Shrestha is a Kathmandu-based visual artist who uses a wide range of visual languages & processes to create both personal and relatable works critiquing the socio-political realities of Nepal. Shrestha founded Artudio, a center for contemporary arts to advance art practices, initiatives, and visual arts education amongst grassroots communities, public spaces, and larger audiences. He established the Pran Community arts center in his home village of Gairimudi in the wake of the devastating 2015 earthquakes that affected the locality heavily. Shrestha is the first Nepali artist to receive the Australian Himalayan Foundation’s Art Award and is regularly involved with national and international events/exhibitions.

Kiran Shrestha | Visual Artist

Kiran Shrestha was born and raised in Dolakha, Gairimudi. From a young age, he had a passion for art and despite not having access to formal instruction in his rural village, he would copy pictures from books and take part in school art competitions. After entering Kathmandu for further studies, Kiran had the opportunity to visit Fine Art College, which inspired him to join the BFA at Lalitkala Campus to further advance his art career. Kiran believes that without the ability to actualize an idea or concept, art would not exist, and his work is a constant search for the best way to interpret the ideas that he has about himself and the world around him. He does not limit himself to one medium, style, or concept, and each of his pieces is both an extension of the past and a preview of the future.

Suchin Shrestha | Visual Artist

Suchin Shrestha was born in Sirutar, Bhaktapur. His art is inspired by the human figure and its relationship with the environment. He often uses bold colors and brushstrokes to capture the mood and emotion of his subjects. His artworks are characterized by their strong sense of movement and energy, often depicting everyday scenes and activities. He has been recognized for his ability to capture the details of his subjects while maintaining a sense of realism and abstraction.