UNNATI has actively collaborated with a wide range of cultural institutions and events to promote Nepali art, heritage, and youth empowerment. From supporting international platforms like KTM Triennale, Dhaka Art Summit, and World Kathak Day to empowering local initiatives such as Bikalpa Festival, Bal Sahitya Mahotsav, and Sunalo Tara Dance Competition, UNNATI has fostered artistic expression and cultural exchange. Additionally, impactful programs like Art of Living sessions for Miss Nepal 2024 and Bharat-Nepal Kala Sangam highlight its commitment to holistic development, mental well-being, and skill-building for artists and youth alike.
A 4 day Art of Living session for Miss Nepal 2024 took place at Vivanta Kathmandu, supported by Unnati Cultural Village. The program was designed to enhance inner peace and cultivate a positive mindset for the contestants, helping them manage stress and improve overall well-being. This transformative experience aimed at empowering the participants, ensuring they are mentally and emotionally prepared for the exciting journey ahead.
Stepped into the rhythm of Kathmandu Valley’s cultural heartbeat with our latest endeavor: a thrilling dance competition spanning three districts. Proudly supported, this event brought together schools from Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lalitpur to showcase the kaleidoscope of Nepali dance traditions. From the graceful movements of classical forms to the energetic beats of contemporary dance, this competition promises an electrifying fusion of talent and creativity.
UNNATI supported Bal Sahitya Mahotsav 2023 by providing logistics and contributing to a colorful whole-school wall painting, fostering creativity and learning. The initiative aligned with UNNATI’s commitment to nurturing young minds, promoting reading culture, and supporting inclusive educational events that celebrate storytelling, imagination, and access to quality literature for all children.
Organizer: Rato Bangala School Location: Rato Bangala School, Patan
Sushila Arts Academy’s Bharat-Nepal Kala Sangam is being supported by workshops on proposal writing and digital marketing for artists, art educators, and institutions.
Organizer: Sushila Arts Academy Location: Taragaon Next, Boudhha
Supported Ragini Upadhyay Grela’s exhibition that is being exhibited at the Nepal Art Council. A total of 239 pieces, including paintings, prints, drawings, and lithographs, created by the illustrious artist between 1978 and 2023, have been kept on display at the re-collective exhibition. Organizer: Ragini Upadhyay, Siddhartha Art Gallery Location: Nepal Art Council
UNNATI participated in the Dhaka Art Summit, a platform for artists, art enthusiasts, and cultural connoisseurs to promote artistic exchange and cultural dialogues.
The event showcases Nepali art and culture, fostering cross-cultural understanding through exhibitions, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities. Collaborative organization: Dhaka Art Summit
UNNATI supported the World Kathak Day Celebration organized by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, held on February 10, 2023, at Sunder Nursery, New Delhi. As part of this cultural event, UNNATI contributed to the promotion and networking of Unnati Cultural Village (UCV), celebrating India’s rich dance heritage through the production Charishnu, curated by renowned dancer Leela Samson. Organizer: Kiran Nadar Museum of Art Location: Delhi, India
KTM Triennale is an international art festival. The 2077 integration nurtured several historical outcomes for Nepali arts and the city of Kathmandu. Supported the KTM Triennale by providing 20 television sets and 13 sound systems to display artwork and information. Organizer: Siddhartha Arts Foundation Location: Patan Museum, Nepal Art Council, Taragaon Museum, and Siddhartha Art Gallery
