Art for Humanity exhibition opens to aid flood victims

A special art exhibition titled Art for Humanity has officially started at the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts in Kathmandu. This cultural event is designed to gather financial support for relief and rehabilitation operations assisting people impacted by the Bhotekoshi River floods. Organisers stated that the initiative commenced on Monday and focuses on directing contributions toward the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund. The funds gathered through the showcase are intended to supply immediate assistance, ongoing support, and permanent rehabilitation for families and residential communities struck by the severe flood on 26 August. A wide range of participants, including painters, art galleries, creative collectives, cultural associations, educational institutions, students, curators, and collectors from across the nation, are contributing works to the display. The institution hosting the exhibition has issued a public appeal for widespread attendance and backing. The appeal emphasises linking the creative talents, emotional sensitivity, and civic duty of local artists with practical humanitarian aid during a challenging period for the affected populations.