Web Exclusive   After the Emergency: Bangladesh Votes. Exclusive photos of pre- and post-election frenzy updated daily! | Press Release: 26 Southasian editors call for media restraint | Himal Southasian editorial - No to mass hysteria |   The Kosi Breach and Beyond   Living with the Kosi by Shiven Thapa |   In the magazine   January issue out today! Read analysis and introspection on the Bombay attacks and what it means to the region... |   Web Exclusive   After the Emergency: Bangladesh Votes. Exclusive photos of pre- and post-election frenzy updated daily! | Press Release: 26 Southasian editors call for media restraint | Himal Southasian editorial - No to mass hysteria |   Web Exclusive   After the Emergency: Bangladesh Votes. Exclusive photos of pre- and post-election frenzy updated daily! | Press Release: 26 Southasian editors call for media restraint | Himal Southasian editorial - No to mass hysteria |  

Traveling Cartoon Exhibition

Himal organised two cartoon exhibitions in Kathmandu, Nepal as part of the first-ever Cartoon Congress on 14-15 November, 2008. After a week in Kathmandu the Abu Retrospective and the Nepali Exhibition will travel around Southasia.

Watch this page for updates on the travel schedule, including date, time and venue of upcoming events.

Dhaka Exhibition, in collaboration with Drik
Date: 22 December 2008

Venue: Drik Picture Library
Time: 3 PM

Contact us at surabhip@himalmag.com or at +977-1-5552141 to organise a showing of the exhibition in your city.

EXHIBITION PREVIEW:

The Pea under the Mattress: An Abu Retrospective
The cart oons in this Retrospective (1966-88) reflect crucial political events in India and Southasia.

 


Toons in Trying Times: The Best of Nepali Satire
The work of the five Nepali cartoonists (Durga Baral (‘Vatsayan’), Abin Shrestha, Basu Kshitij, Rabin Sayami and Rajesh K C illustrates the recent turbulent times in Nepal.

        
Many thanks to Ayisha Abraham and Janaki Abraham for permission to use Abu's cartoons.

                            

    

 

                                                                                               

Share it »                                                                                                  

Web Exclusive

After the Emergency: Bangladesh Votes
On 29 December, Bangladeshis went to the polls for the first time in seven years. The latest results show a landslide victory for the The Awami League-led alliance, however the BNP complains of iregularities and vote-rigging in polling centres. For the past months, the country has seen a frenzy of excitement and activity in preparation for the Parliamentary Elections of 2008, from the introduction of new electoral laws, to anti-corruption drives and biting oratory from all parties involved. Himal Southasian, in collaboration with the Drik Picture Library, a photo library and media organisation in Dhaka, is carrying original, up-to-date coverage of the events on the ground during the week of the landmark elections.

Odhikar and IFES Joint Statement on Election Violence

More

Online Poll

Has media reporting on the recent Bombay attacks been biased?
Yes
No
 
GET OUR FREE NEWSLETTER Register to receive news and alerts every month.