“Watching Out / Seeing In” Nears Its Final Week at Takpa Gallery

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The Buzz Nepal
March 23 , 2026

As Kathmandu’s art scene continues to evolve, Watching Out / Seeing In stands out as a quietly powerful exhibition that invites reflection, interpretation, and deeper engagement. Curated by Amrit Karki, the group show is currently on view at Takpa Gallery in Lazimpat, and with its closing date set for March 28, time is running out to experience it.

Bringing together a diverse roster of artists: Meena Kayastha, Nabin Nalbo, Pratima Thakali, Sandhya Silwal, Siddhant Rai, and Sujan Dangol, the exhibition unfolds as a layered visual dialogue between the outer world and inner perception. Each artist contributes a distinct perspective, working across varied mediums and styles, from intricate illustrative compositions to symbolic and conceptual works.

The title itself, “Watching Out / Seeing In” captures the essence of the exhibition’s curatorial direction. It explores the tension between observation and introspection, urging viewers to question not just what they see, but how they interpret meaning. The artworks subtly navigate themes of identity, memory, environment, and human connection, encouraging a more mindful engagement with both art and self.

Set within the intimate and thoughtfully curated space of Takpa Gallery, the exhibition offers a calm yet intellectually stimulating environment ideal for those looking to step away from the city’s pace and immerse themselves in contemporary expression.

With just a few days left before it closes, Watching Out / Seeing In is a must-visit for anyone interested in Nepal’s growing art landscape. Whether you’re an avid collector, a creative professional, or simply curious, this exhibition offers a moment to pause, observe, and reflect, both outwardly and within.