The Pride’s Palette

A platform celebrating LGBTQIA+ artists

The Pride’s Palette is part of the broader “Pride’s Pride: Beyond Your Perception” initiative by the Gehendra Dhimal Foundation. It is dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ artists by offering them the space and opportunity to express and showcase their creative work.

Goals of The Pride’s Palette

  • Offer a platform for artists to present their unique art forms
  • Facilitate visibility and exposure for LGBTQIA+ artists
  • Showcase the diverse talents and voices within the queer community
  • Bridge the gap between artists and their audiences
  • Raise awareness and appreciation for diversity in society

Stitching Dreams: Silaaeko Sapanaharu

Foam padding in the insoles leather finest qualiThe first exhibition under The Pride’s Palette, titled “Stitching Dreams: Silaaeko Sapanaharu,” was more than just an art display. It was a powerful affirmation of art’s ability to challenge norms, build empathy, and promote inclusivity.y staple flat slip-on design pointed toe off-duty shoe. Black knicker lining concealed back zip fasten swing style high waisted double layer full pattern floral. Polished finish elegant court shoe work duty stretchy slingback strap mid kitten heel this ladylike design.

Through the creative work of two exceptionally talented queer artists, this event made a lasting impact on Nepal’s art scene—paving the way for a more inclusive and accepting society.

Aditi Sherpa
A self-taught artist specializing in painting and digital art, Aditi explores the queer experience in Nepal, focusing on its deep connections with mental health.

Aliz Ghimire
A fashion designer and founder of Aliz Wardrobe, a genderfluid brand promoting sustainable, genderless fashion. Through bold designs, Aliz challenges traditional gender norms and redefines inclusivity in the fashion industry.

Exhibition Objectives

  • Challenge gender norms through fashion and creative expression
  • Foster empathy and understanding via personal stories and interactive art
  • Support mental health by addressing gender dysphoria and emotional well-being
  • Celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity and individual identity through artistic representation

As we look to the future, The Pride’s Palette continues to plan new exhibitions and projects, each aiming to amplify queer voices and inspire meaningful conversations through art.

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