Kathmandu, May 18 -- The Himalayan Art Council organised a two-day exhibition entitled 'Traditional Thangka and Paubha Art Exhibition'. The exhibit showcased over 50 original artworks from Nepali artists.

The public opening followed a reception on May 15 at the Patan Museum. The exhibition was open to the public from May 16 to May 17.

The Himalayan Art Council launched a digital platform using artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology. This initiative is designed to authenticate and protect Nepali art, addressing long-standing challenges like forgery, misattribution, and exploitation faced by Nepali artists.

Collectors, institutions, and the general public can verify the authenticity and history of artworks, ensuring right...