Poet, writer, painter, textile atist, installation artist, performance artist.
Currently based in Vienna, from Kathmandu.
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Rekha Bhatta
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I am an interdisciplinary artist (b. 1994, Kathmandu).
Curriculum Vitae
MA Art & Science, the University of Applied Arts, Vienna 2023
Work in the Arts
Retrospective to the I; Master’s project; Die Angewandte; Vienna, Austria 2023
Project coordinator and Artist Licking Structures; Künstlerhaus Exhibition; Vienna, Austria 2023
Student Assitant, Art & Science; Die Angewandte; Austria 2022
Open Studio Exhibition; Die Angewandte Fest; Vienna, Austria 2022
from there through here; Künstlerhaus Exhibition; Vienna, Austria 2022
Contours of Presence/Outlines of Absence: Die Angewandte Fest; Vienna, Austria 2021
Art Residency ‘Rebuilding Recaptured’; LASSANA/Nexus; Kathmandu & Sindhupalchowk, Nepal 2018
Chairperson and Co-Founder of Art Collective Ka Baata; Kathmandu, Nepal 2018
Curator, coordinator, manager and participant of ‘Mero Chowk’; Kathmandu, Nepal 2018
Artist at ‘Kathmandu Triennale’, Kathmandu, Nepal 2018
Workshops on Spoken Word and poetry; American Embassy initiative ‘Book Bus, Multiple Locations, Nepal 2014-2017
Performance Poetry; Jhapa Lit Fest; Jhapa, Nepal 2015
Performance Poetry; ‘Ma Bata Mahilawaad’, a feminist poetry event promoting equal citizenship rights 2015
Publications
The Poet’s Daughter; Second Prize in Short Story Competition; Published in La. Lit; Kathmandu Nepal 2022
Ichthyology; Short Story in The Kathmandu Post; Kathmandu, Nepal 2017
A Wreath for my Poem; Poetry published in the anthology ‘These Fine Lines’; Kathmandu, Nepal 2016
Other Work
Creative Writing Teacher for 3rd-5th grade; Kasthamandap School; Kathmandu, Nepal 2017
Marpha Foundation; English Teacher, Computer Teacher to Students, monks, and local women; Marpha & Syangja, Nepal 2015