Manish Lal Shrestha
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Date of Birth: 12th November, 1977
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Educational Background | |
· Bachelor Degree in Fine Art, Sir J.J School of Art, Bombay University, Mumbai 2001 · School Leaving Certificate level, Little Angles School, Nepal 1995
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Awards | |
· National Fine Art Award, Nepal Academy of Fine Art, Nepal 2011 · 2nd Prize, 35th National Exhibition, NAFA, Nepal 2005 · 3rd Prize, 34th National Exhibition, NAFA, Nepal 2004 · 2nd Prize, Landscape competition, Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai, India, 2000
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Solo Exhibitions | |
· “Nepali Pasal”, Asia Kula Kula Ring, Asia Culture Center, Gwangju, South Korea 2016 · “From 2007 to 2011”, Sheetal Garden Gallery, Kathmandu 2011 · Interactive Site Specific Art Exhibition, Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture premise, Karachi, Pakistan 2008 · Sound of Nostalgia, Interactive solo art show, Newa Chhen, Lalitpur, Nepal 2007 · “Sound of Wisdom”, Chautara Art Gallery, Almere, Holland 2006 · “Vibes I” Institution les Esserts, Cugy, Switzerland 2005 · “Vibes” Gallerie Giovanetti, Lausanne, Switzerland 2005 · “Collective reverberation” Gallery 9, Kathmandu, Nepal 2005 · “Sound of existence” Café Mitra, Kathmandu Nepal 2004 · “Sound of existence” Mithila Art Gallery, Kathmandu, Nepal 2004 · “Sound of Hope” Gallery 9, Kathmandu, Nepal 2004 · “Sound of Intimacy II” Hyatt Regency, Kathmandu, Nepal 2004 · “Sound of Intimacy” Siddhartha Art Gallery, Kathmandu, Nepal 2003 · Private Collection Shows in France, 2003-2006
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Workshops/ Artist in Residencies | |
· Artist in Residence, Changdong Artist Studio, MMCA, South Korea 2014 · VASL Artist Residency, Karachi, Pakistan 2008 · Visiting Lecturer for 3rd year BFA Students, IndusValley School of Art and Architecture, Karachi, Pakistan, 2008 · Organized Naya Awazharu, Two Months Local Residency Program for young upcoming Artist, Kathmandu, Nepal 2007 · Kalavart International Art festival and Artists camp, Ujjain, India 2006 · Coordinated Sutra International Artists Workshop, Patan Durbar Square, Nepal 2006 · Lalitkala Loktantrik Aviyan, Gurukul, Nepal 2006 · Theertha International Artists Collective, Kandy, Srilanka 2006 · Khulla Dhoka Artists Workshop, Siddhartha art Gallery, Babarmahal Revisited, Nepal 2006 · Sutra Local Artist workshop Pokhara, Intl’ Mountain Museum, Nepal 2006 · “Uttishtha”, the new beginning- Sutra, Osho Tapoban, Nepal 2005 · “Nuga Mikha International Artist Workshop- Sutra, Bhaktapur, Nepal 2004 · Coaxing the Nature- Sutra, Osho Tapoban, Nepal 2003 · Bichalit Bartaman, Basantapur, Nepal 2002
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Group Exhibitions (Selected) | |
· The Speed of the Contemporary, Gallery Mcube, 2015 · Global Village (Abcoudel/ Landshut/ Brondby Strand) | “Rebirth”, Performing Art, Bikalpa Art Center, Nepal 2014 · “I’m almost in Depression due to Load Shedding, God Please Rescue Nepal”, Performance Art at Sarwanam Theatre, December 2013 · Arts of Nepal, the Art Center Highland Park, Illinois, USA, March- April 2012 · “Future of History”, Park Gallery, Nepal March 2011 · Two Men Show, Gerance Publiaz, Renens Switzerland from 16th September 2010 to 7th January 2011 · Asian Art Biennale, Bangladesh from 8th October to 6th November, 2010 · Two Men show, Gerance Publiaz, Renen, Switzerland, 2010 · “Propagation”, Siddhartha Art Gallery, Nepal 2010 · “International Art Festival”, Patan Museum, Nepal, 2009 · Four Men Grand Art Exhibition “The Mystical Odysseys”, Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, India, 2009 · “Operation Heartbeat, Embassy of Japan, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu, India, 2008 · “Friends of Bagmati”, Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu, Nepal, 2007 · Bells -Silence and sounds, Three Men Show, Gallery 32@ Dent-inn, Kathmandu, Nepal, 2007 · Two men Show, Chautara Gallery, Almere, Holland 2006 · Group Exhibition Gallerie Giovanetti, Lausanne, Switzerland 2004 · Two men Show “Situation” Times bank Hall, Mumbai, India, 2000
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Associated with | |
· Founder Director, Get Well Soon Project is Healing Nepal. · Founder/ Executive Director, Gallery Mcube, Lalitpur, Nepal · Srijana Contemporary College of Art, Kathmandu, Nepal · Oscar International College of Film Studies, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Collection | |
Australia, Austria, Denmark, Canada, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Holland, France, USA, UK, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, India and many private collections in Nepal.
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