This time the venue was what has often been described as a quiet oasis, tucked away, sitting pretty on a height, known for lush and manicured greenery interspersed with cobbled pathways. And the architecture projecting Nepali rich culture. Yes, am talking about what we know as the Summit Hotel back in the year 2011.
Again, there was an outpouring of emotions with joy, sadness, acceptance and hope all expressed on canvas in compelling colors, shapes, strokes and forms. And once again, it was kind of a cross country partnership between Deaf artists from India and Nepal.
After a launch presentation inside the serene, spacious and aesthetic interiors of the Kiran Hall, the crowd walked across to the Summit Hotel conference room in the main building. Who was the crowd? Diplomats, INGO and NGO office bearers, ex-pats, our Deaf community members and Nepali social entrepreneurs and simply friends. Please enjoy the photographs! It was a crowd, alive with interest and curiosity, mingling, savoring the food and drinks courtesy Summit Hotels and enjoying the displayed works of art. Many bought a great number of paintings much to the joy and inspiration of Deaf artists both from Nepal and India.
