Nepali art finds a new home
Jan 16, 2021 · The Museum of Nepali Art (MoNA) was set up by Rajan Shakya (pictured below), the CEO and scion of the Kathmandu Guest House (KGH) group, who believes strongly that contemporary Nepali art compares to the best the world has to offer.
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Feb 13, 2023 · Rajan Sakya is the CEO of Kathmandu Guest House, and founder/director of Museum of Nepali Arts (MoNA). Bishesh Bajracharya is a finance and economics enthusi...
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#RajanShakya #Mona #NagenNewsTVSituated in the Kathmandu Guest House, Museum of Nepali Art (MONA) aims to make the art works of past and present Nepali maste...
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MUSEUM OF NEPALI ART. “The mission of the Museum of Nepali Art is to collect, preserve, document, research, and exhibit Nepali art and artistic practices. It aims to educate visitors on Nepali art leading to an understanding, appreciation and the promotion of our artistic heritage.”
Nepal artist breathes life into sacred painting tradition
Mar 28, 2022 · Rajan Shakya, founder of the Museum of Nepali Art, said that they immediately agreed to the idea of reviving the practice. "It is part of what makes paubha art unique and valuable. The more people learn about it, the more demand there will be for Nepali artists.
The compassionate White Tara - Nepali Times
Nov 13, 2021 · Jeevan Rajopadhyay’s Untitled, Rajan Shakya. The answer perhaps can be found in Shrestha’s style and creation. His detailed knowledge of the White Tara is prominent in the painting’s simplicity, subtlety and beauty. In these qualities he has poured his emotions and love, expecting nothing in return.
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Nepal Art Now
I honed my skills as an apprentice for the late Siddhi Raj Shakya. These experiences allowed me to establish my own reputation and career. I am among the few artisans credited with the survival and preservation of the ancient Newari version of lost-wax casting.
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Rajan Shakya, a master sculptor, began his creative journey at thirteen. Initially working under the direction and guidance of his father, he then went on to study with the respected and honored Paubha painter D.P. Lama while earning a degree in civil engineering.
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