Sunil Raj Dhakal

Sunil Raj Dhakal is a dedicated art journalist, critic, and cultural advocate who has spent nearly a decade documenting and promoting Nepal's visual arts landscape. Through Khojpatra, he has created a unique platform devoted exclusively to art, offering insightful critiques that encourage, inspire, and elevate artists rather than merely evaluate them. His writing bridges artists and audiences preserving creative narratives while fostering a deeper appreciation of art in society. With unwavering commitment, he continues to champion Nepal's artistic community and contribute significantly to the country's cultural discourse.
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Where the Creativity lies in the Stones

Artists globally employ diverse methods to convey their inner selves. Occasionally, their

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal May 2, 2024

A Collective Art show

Thamel boasts of being one of the most frequented tourist hubs in

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal April 17, 2024

Monkeys in the Mind

Once in a distant village embraced by the serene landscapes of Himanchal,

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal March 28, 2024

Edible Flowers in the Gallery

Currently, at the Takpa gallery, an exhibition showcases the distinctive artworks of

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal February 25, 2024

Flowing Together

Only a handful of couples can boast both partners as celebrated artists,

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal February 23, 2024

The Harmony in between the Mountain and the Ocean

This time, the Mcube Gallery, situated on Mitra Road, Chakupat, is adorned

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal February 5, 2024

The Next: An Exhibition of the emerging artist

The walls of Takpa gallery, Lazimpat,  this time is covered with the

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal February 4, 2024

Spirits and Protectors on Display

Ang Tsherin Sherpa is a familiar name in Nepal's art scene, consistently

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal December 23, 2023

Sharing the Compassion and Wisdom

Anay Ngawang Chodak fondly recalls his childhood in Mussoorie, India, where his

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal December 18, 2023

Dolls depicting the Japanese culture

In Japanese, the term "Ningyò" represents the concept of the "human shape."

Sunil Raj Dhakal Posted Sunil Raj Dhakal December 14, 2023