Bikalpa Art Center (BAC) is an alternative, one of the vibrant places in Kathmandu, A common platform for likeminded people to share knowledge, experiences and products. BAC tries to play a catalyst role in bringing social cohesion, fostering freedom of expression, solidarity, and respect of all human dignity via its programs and activities catering to the local as well as the international artistic community.
BAC also aims to create a narrative and promote Nepali Contemporary Art, Culture, and Lifestyle to the wider audience and market around the world. It brings together and promotes a wide range of art and craft works from different communities and regions from across the country and the globe.
The upcoming exhibition at Bikalpa Art Center, titled “Nirbichar Bichar” or “The idea of having…
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featuring the acclaimed Switzerland-based artist, Johanna Bruckner. This exclusive event offers a unique opportunity to delve into Bruckner’s captivating works and gain valuable insights into her artistic vision. Bruckner’s work touches on themes of posthumanism, biopolitics, feminism, and queer cultures…
The upcoming exhibition at Bikalpa Art Center, titled “Nirbichar Bichar” or “The idea of having no Idea” by Binaya Humagain, is a collection of mixed media artworks (drawings, paintings, and pyrographies), he started during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown as a…
Yangzom is a Swiss-Tibetan architect based in Zurich. She studied at ETH Zurich and at the Institute of Technology in Tokyo. After gaining experience in various architectural offices, she started her own practice recently. During her artist residency in Nepal,…
We are thrilled to announce an artistic journey that promises to transport you into a realm of vivid emotions and boundless creativity. “Emerald Reveries,” a solo painting exhibition by the talented Binod Limbu, a young artist from Damak, Jhapa based…
We are overjoyed to share that our charity exhibition’s grand opening was an incredible success! The outpouring of support from the artistic community of Kathmandu, and enthusiasm from all our guests made this event truly unforgettable. We extend our heartfelt…
[button link=”https://www.gofundme.com/f/zphck-heal-the-artist” size=”medium” target=”new”]Donate on GoFundMe[/button] With much anticipation, Bikalpa disseminates this appeal in hopes of support from our readers for a charitable cause. Bikalpa Art Foundation is a contemporary art platform that offers an alternative, vibrant community space in…
Let us introduce one new intern who has recently joined the BAF team. She will be specifically engaged in supporting the planning and preparing of the upcoming exhibition, workshop, and other social events at the center. We are extremely happy…
We at Bikalpa Art Centre are delighted to announce that on Friday, 9th June 2023, we will be hosting an artist talk in the presence of— and discussing the works of — Switzerland-based artist Johanna Bruckner. Johanna Bruckner is an…
The Trans-Culture Camp started with the intention of diversifying art, not only in the articles displayed at BAC but also taking the exhibition a step further towards decentralizing the culture of art beyond Kathmandu. For this purpose, we had four…
We are delighted to host Johanna Bruckner at BAC with her multi-channel video installation, ‘Metabolic Hardware as a pop-up special screening. It was a nice evening with a Nepali new year’s Eve celebration with live music, good food, and drinks!…