Ishan Pariyar’s “REMINISCENCES” opens at SAG art news, exhibits, openings | Visual artist Ishan Pariyar has opened a new solo exhibit on 12th June at Siddhartha Art Gallery. The exhibition contains 28 paintings and drawing, created since 2016, themed ‘REMINISCENCES’, and will go on until 9th July 2019. Ishan […]
A solo art exhibition by visual artist Ishan Pariyar has been set to have a show in Siddhartha Art Gallery. The show is going to start on 12th June. SAG is going to exhibit his paintings and drawings created since 2016. Ishan Pariyar has received his […]
‘Art for Nature’ 4th International Workshop four-day workshop was organized by RFWV (Relief fund for Wildlife Victims) & WWF and coordinated by Art Club Nepal at Parsha National Park, Aadhabhar, Bara district, Province No.2 from 8th – 11th January 2019. During the workshop, artist was given a presentation and talk on the introduction of Parsha National Park and its importance to the preservation of the wild animals. The park has been protecting wild elephant in the number 60-65, Tiger 10, Gauri Gai 105 (wild cow) and Rhino 3-5. The presentation and overall discussion include how the deforestation and urbanization have been affecting the wildlife and their habitat. The policy and governmental development are affecting the wild animals about their daily need, food, water, track. The policy maker and development is less/unaware of the wild animal about their own track, migration from one place to another. They have to pass through multi-lane highway and nearby airport and that is the big challenging for their wildlife in the future.
‘Artist is the creative person they have the special capacity to turn the message of solidarity towards the protection of our ecology as well as betterment of the surrounding to the next generation. so I always admire the artist and their artworks which can tell thousands of the word within their canvas and this program is dedicated to the artist to play the role for the conservation of the wildlife & forest.” stated by Dr. Prabhu Budhathoki, organizer of this workshop from RFWV. The artist was provided a visit to the affected/protected area around the national park like Bhata-Halkhoria lake-as well till the Neejgadh. The artist was supposed to research and field visit to get inspiration to produce their artwork. the objective of this workshop is to the preservation of the forest as well as wildlife animals/ endangered animals and their habitat through the awareness and giving the message through the artworks created by the well-known artist from Nepal & foreign artist. The 12 participant artist were Sudarshan Biram Rana, Sunita Rana, Rajan Pant, Jasmine Rajbhandari, Sangita Ghimire, Ishan Pariyar, Sabita Dangol, Surem Deshar, Pradhi Rana, French Artist Greby Vincent & 2 artists from Finland. The painting created after this workshop will be exhibited as an Art Exhibition in Nepal Art Council Gallery, Babarmahal, Kathmandu on 3rd February 2018.
Ishan has earned his recognition as a visual Artist/ Painter, Illustrator, Performer, Art educator in the scenario of Nepalese Art, who has earned MFA degree in Painting from Tribhuvan University. He is the recipient of prestigious ‘National Fine Art Award’ by Nepal Academy of Fine Arts, ‘Creative Young Artist Award’ by Shiddhi Setuli Pratisthan, ‘Sita Shree Talent Award’ by Pant Memorial Academy, ‘Prasanta Memorial Scholarship Talent Award’ by Prashanta Memorial Society & numerous awards.
He has five solo shows in his credit. His painting was selected in Asian oldest and prestigious 18th Asian Art Biennale at Bangldesh and also participated in 18th NIPAF ASIA in Japan. He has visited India, Bangladesh, China & Japan in term of Art camp, festival & exhibition.
‘Ishan Pariyar is a versatile artist. A painter, performance artist as well as an illustrator, Pariyar has created many artworks on different themes. The painter who loves to explore social and envoironmental issues through his paintings has showcased his works in three solo painting exhibition.”
The Himalayan Times, National Daily
“Three other works feature a human figure and one of them is a portrait of Mona Lisa, in the aptly named piece, Mona Lisa in My Boat. The iconic figure is sat on a boat that looks like the ones that roam the premises of Phewa Lake. Mona Lisa is donning a haku patasi, and one wonders if she has lost some weight. The Nepali version of the famous painting was first conjured by late Manuj Babu Mishra, and Pariyar says that the work was made as a tribute to the late artist.”
The Kathmandu Post, National Daily
‘Art of the Month’ December 2019
Where are we heading? Acrylic on canvas 72x57 inch 2018 Private collection
