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'I Have To Feed Myself, My Family and My Country...'
'This is My Home, My Land and My Country...'
' 12 Baisakh ', - Post Earthquake Community Art Project 2015

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KATHMANDU TRIENNALE FROM POETS TO SHAMANS

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NEPAL READIES FOR MAJOR INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL ' KATHMANDU TRIENNALE '

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HIT MAN AND SHEELASHA INTERVIEW WITH VIDUR SETHI ON ART DOSE

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NIRIN , BIENNALE OF SYDNEY 2020 , ARTREE NEPAL PROJECT - NOT LESS EXPENSIVE THAN GOLD

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November 08, 2019

KATHMANDU TRIENNALE APPOINTS CURATORS AND ANNOUNCES VENUES AND INTERESTS

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September 18, 2019

Curators Announcement of Kathmandu Triennale 2020

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February 19, 2018

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12 Baishakh Camp.Hub Post Earthquake Community Art Project - 2015

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Culture Of Silence -1

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"The Work Of Art Is A Scream Of Freedom" Artree Nepal Open Studio-2017

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Kathmandu Triennale from Poets to Shamans

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Hit Man Gurung: Hit Man Gurung (b. 1984) is an artist and curator based in Kathmandu by way of Lamjung. Gurung’s diverse practice concerns itself with the fabric of human mobilities, frictions of history, and failures of revolutions. While rooted in the recent history of Nepal, his works unravel a complex web of kinships and extraction across geographies that underscore the exploitative nature of capitalism. These narratives revolve around the lived experiences of migrants caught between a dehumanizing transnational labor-based industry and an apathetic nation-state. He furthermore invokes Indigenous methodologies and epistemologies to fundamentally reconfigure contemporary artistic praxis.