Samsara Wynona Upadhya

One Book to Rule Them All

Reading, nonetheless, is a huge source of entertainment. We are all raised on stories that our parents and elders tell us before we go to bed, or to keep us calm.

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Aug 01, 2016

Musical Medicine

Studies show that listening to music can greatly reduce the amount of psychological stress a person is under. In a study, patients who were about to undergo surgery, were allowed to listen to a tune or take an anti-anxiety drug

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Jul 08, 2016

Lights, No-Camera, Action!

But theater is perhaps one of the only arts that have retained, overall, the same principals over the years: pay attention to the setting, characters, emotions, and audience.

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Jun 02, 2016

Techno-Revolution: A Force To Embrace

With applications that have specific uses for research and reference, with a few swipes our job is done. It can be argued that flipping over an encyclopedia isn’t that tedious of a task, but when we have access to portable, pocket-sized encyclopedias

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya May 20, 2016

The Nepalese ‘Broadway’ Movement

The musical follows the story of Ruslan, an orphan who grows up working vigorously, day and night. He leaves the orphanage, he lives in and moves to the village where he is subject to hunger and homelessness.

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Mar 30, 2016

Preserving, Restoring and Promoting

Held from the 27th of February until the 8th of March, the exhibition – ‘Passage to the Future, Art from a New Generation in Japan’, showcases remarkable modern art from eleven young Japanese artists.

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Mar 18, 2016

Monumental Task

The Director General of the Department of Archeology, Bhesh Narayan Dahal, reports damages to a total of 753 heritage sites around Nepal, 250 of which are in Kathmandu, 130 in Lalitpur and 78 in Bhaktapur. Other partially damaged sites have been repo

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Mar 04, 2016

The Artist in a Child

They are made to mug up the multiplication tables and asked to memorize the first 40 elements of the periodic table. In the long run, this doesn’t help anyone except the teacher who gets the satisfaction of saying, “I did my job”. While ensuring a c

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Feb 19, 2016

Nepali Architecture – Looking Through Newari Windows

Newari architecture has been subject to popular interest nationally and internationally. The architecture typically includes enticing wood carvings and extensive brick use to create desired structures

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Aug 29, 2015

All That Jazz

Jazz once an anthem for the oppressed - now an international symbol of freedom, creativity, and, improvisation. That’s Jazz for you; a genre which has served as a bridge between a plethora of cultural gaps, using music to unite people of all localit

By Samsara Wynona Upadhya Aug 07, 2015

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