The Himalayan Art Camp, an inspiring initiative launched by E-Arts Nepal in 2017, returns with renewed vision and vibrancy. This unique platform fosters creative exchange and meaningful dialogue between local and international artists, enriching cultural ties through the universal language of art. E-Arts Nepal collaborates with the Lalitpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the Himalayan Art Camp 2025.

E-Arts Nepal, the principal organizer, is a pioneering online art gallery established in 2010 with a mission to promote contemporary Nepalese art globally. Through strategic collaborations with a diverse range of local artists, E-Arts Nepal brings Nepal’s cultural and social narratives to the forefront of the international art scene.

The Lalitpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) joins as co-organizer, reaffirming its commitment to community empowerment and cultural development. Established in 1967, LCCI is a non-governmental and non-political organization that actively supports Lalitpur’s business and creative sectors.

We are honored to announce that Mr. Chiribabu Maharjan, Mayor of Lalitpur Metropolitan City, will inaugurate the art exhibition on 24 May, Saturday at 4pm, showcasing the artworks created during the camp.

This distinguished event celebrates not only artistic excellence but also cultural exchange, featuring eminent artists from Nepal and abroad. We invite the press to join us for a preview of this remarkable convergence of creativity and global perspectives.
Inauguration:

Chief Guest: Mr. Chiribabu Maharjan, Mayor, Lalitpur Metropolitan City
Date: 24 May, Saturday
Time: 4PM
Venue: Patan Museum Gallery, Patan Durbar Square, Lalitpur
Participating Nepali Artists

1. Kiran Manandhar
2. Navindra Man Rajbhandari
3. Lok Chitrakar
4. Seema Sharma Shah
5. Bhuwan Thapa
6. Samundra Man Singh Shrestha
7. Sushma Shakya
8. Anil Shahi
9. Pratima Thakali
10. Sabita Dangol
    Participating International Artists
11. Ng Bee, Malaysia
12. Ng Kim Heoh, Malaysia
13. Sulistyo Chung, Indonesia
14. Hadi Soesanto, Indonesia
15. Tran Manh Linh, Vietnam
16. Nguyen Ngoc Linh, Vietnam
17. Kei Yasaka, Japan
18. Katsumi Mukai, Japan
19. Casey Chen, Singapore
20. Lisa Larson Lee, Canada
21. Haijun Song, China
22. Liu Yi, China
23. Dong Yeoun Kim, South Korea
24. Chhim Sothy, Cambodia
25. Giuseppe Strano, Italy
26. Eva Radu, Romania
27. Carolyn Muskat, USA
28. Fil Delacruz, Philippines
29. Wattanachot Tungateja, Thailand
30. Jirawat Phirasant, Thailand

Program Schedule
∙ Art Camp: 18 – 22 May 2025 at Patan Museum Courtyard ∙ Art Talk: 19 – 20 May 2025, 4:30 PM at Patan Museum Gallery ∙ Musical Event: 21 May 2025, 5:30 PM at Patan Museum Courtyard ∙ Art Exhibition: 24 – 28 May 2025 at Patan Museum Gallery