An art exhibition began on Tuesday at a national fine arts institution to raise funds for relief and rehabilitation efforts following floods in a Himalayan river. According to reports, the initiative aims to collect donations for the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund to assist families and communities affected by the natural disaster. Erina Tamrakar, Chancellor of the academy, stated that the exhibition was organised to honour human responsibility and collective solidarity. The display features more than 200 artworks created by over 160 participants, according to the available details. The exhibition encompasses a wide variety of visual mediums, including traditional art, folk art, paintings, sketches, sculptures, ceramics, photography, printmaking, installations, mixed media and digital art. Reports indicate that artists, art enthusiasts and cultural organisations have participated in the event.
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Art exhibition opens in Kathmandu to support flood victims
The exhibition displays over 200 works by more than 160 artists to raise relief funds.
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- An art exhibition opened at the national academy of fine arts on Tuesday.
- Funds raised will go to the Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund for flood victims.
- More than 200 artworks by over 160 artists are currently on display.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/art-exhibition-opens-in-kathmandu-to-support-flood-victims-20261006
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