‘Living Heritage’ brings art and theatre together
Summary
‘Living Heritage’ is a collaborative traditional art exhibition in Bhaktapur showcasing Paubha painting, woodwork, repoussé art, and theatre performances that celebrate Nepali cultural heritage.
Key Points
- ‘Living Heritage’ is a traditional art exhibition held in partnership between The Nanee and Gallery Mcube.
- The exhibition features diverse Nepali art forms including Paubha painting, woodwork, and repoussé art.
- Artists from Sarwanam Theatre perform a theatre act illustrating historical rituals and beliefs of Kathmandu Valley.
- Curator Manish Lal Shrestha highlights the exhibition’s aim to keep heritage alive through cultural practices.
