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Posted on 31, Jul 2022

QUICK TIME, OLD RIVER AND A SKY FULL OF DREAMS

 
We are thrilled to announce the opening of QUICK TIME, OLD RIVER, AND A

Posted on 10, Feb 2021

Growing Like a Tree – NPL at Ishara Foundation

We at Nepal Picture Library are very excited to be part of “Growing Like a

Posted on 01, Sep 2020

Feminist Memory Project – Phase 2 Archival Research Fellowships

 

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Posted on 12, Aug 2020

The Skin of Chitwan

Indigenous Pasts, Sustainable Futures is a research project initiated by Nepal Picture Library in 2019,

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Ponds were an integral part of the traditional wat Ponds were an integral part of the traditional water systems of Kathmandu valley, much of which have been replaced by modern infrastructures. What value do ponds have now? What are their functions “beyond aesthetics” and what place do these ancient knowledge systems have in the future of the city? This discussion seminar will discuss these issues that Monalisa Maharjan explores through her research for the Kathmandu Valley Urban History Project. 

The discussion seminar will be a full day session, hopefully allowing for a slower, more in depth exploration into these ideas. It will be moderated by Sabin Ninglekhu. Presentations and discussions will take place in a mix of Nepali and English. Participants are requested to stay for the entire session. Participation is free however limited to 25 and by registration only on a first come first serve basis. Lunch will be provided. 

Date: Sunday, 14 Aug, 2022
Time: 10am - 4pm 
Venue: Yalamaya Kendra, Patan Dhoka 

*The room is located on the first floor and is not wheelchair accessible. 

To participate, please sign up from the link in bio:
The second seminar for the Kathmandu Valley Urban The second seminar for the Kathmandu Valley Urban History Project was held on
Sunday discussing the matters of 'Private lands, Public aspirations' anchored by the work of Irina Giri. Moderated by Sabin Ninglekhu, the conversation was joined in by Milan Rai and Smita Acharya. The seminar was a collective exploration on the privatisation of lands and accessibility of public spaces.

Thank you for your engaged participation

Third discussion seminar to be announced soon
Private Lands, Public Aspirations In a city rapidl Private Lands, Public Aspirations
In a city rapidly turning into a concrete jungle, finding open and green space is a challenge. The few that remain, happen to be plots of lands that feel ignored, oftentimes private and walled. What is the politics of the right to land – access, tenure, ownership – in Kathmandu? Who has access to land and what happens to them over time? This discussion seminar will discuss these issues that Irina Giri explores through her work for the Kathmandu Valley Urban History Project. 

The discussion seminar will be a full day session, hopefully allowing for a slower, more in depth exploration into these ideas. It will be moderated by Sabin Ninglekhu. Presentations and discussions will take place in a mix of Nepali and English. Participants are requested to stay for the entire session. Participation is free however limited to 25 and by registration only on a first come first serve basis. Lunch will be provided. 

Date: Sunday, 7 Aug, 2022
Time: 9:45am - 4:00pm 
Venue: Yalamaya Kendra, Patan Dhoka 

*The room is located on the first floor and is not wheelchair accessible. 

To participate, please sign up from the link in bio.
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