13021 Harmon Road · Fort Worth, TX
(469) 442-7118
Art for Nepal · Show #13 · Thank You

An evening for Nepal.

This evening has ended. Together we raised $2,170 for Nepal flood relief — thank you to everyone who came and gave.

Saturday, September 26, 2026·6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Campaign poster: a Himalayan peak above cloud and a hill village, prayer flags strung across the foreground, with the word NEPAL set into the artwork.
EventArt for Nepal
DateSaturday, September 26, 2026
Time6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location13021 Harmon Road, Suite 407
Fort Worth, TX 76177
Hosted byKushal Bastakoti, Founder
BenefitingPrime Minister Relief Fund of Nepal
The Reality on the Ground

Why we're gathering.

Aerial view of a riverside town where a wide expanse of grey mud and debris has cut through the settlement. Several multi-storey concrete buildings stand gutted and partly collapsed in the mud, while denser rows of houses and green hillside remain to one side.
Aerial view of a river valley under low cloud. A broad grey flow of mud and rock has buried the flat ground beside a swollen brown river, leaving broken buildings half-submerged, with intact houses standing on the green slope above.
A two-storey house half-buried in grey mud and rock. Mud coats the roof, the walls and the window frames, and boulders and debris fill the ground around it.
The Invitation

Different catastrophes. One rapidly changing climate.

When tragedy strikes, we often ask ourselves what we can do.

As Nepal faces the devastating impact of glacial disasters, flash floods and landslides, countless families have lost homes, livelihoods, belongings — and, most painfully, the people they loved.

Artists have answered by donating their work. We're opening our doors so you can stand with them.

What the Evening Holds

An evening, not a transaction.

The Exhibition

Donated works

Donated works from established and emerging artists, shown together for one night.

Meet the Artists

Hear why they gave

Talk with the people who made the work and hear why they gave it.

Acquire a Piece

Art becomes recovery

Take home something that becomes food, shelter and recovery for a family in Nepal.

Where the Money Goes

100% goes to Nepal.

Not a portion. Not after costs. Every dollar raised from the donated artworks goes directly to the Prime Minister Relief Fund of Nepal. Kush Art Gallery covers the cost of the evening itself.

We will publish documentation of the total raised and the transfer, so every artist and every guest can see exactly what their evening became.

The Campaign

Six images. One argument.

Scroll for more →
Campaign poster: the Earth seen from space on a black ground, beneath the words “The world is getting warmer.”
Campaign poster on off-white: a list of icons — fire, drought, heat, rainfall, floods, melting ice — under the words “One planet. Many faces. Same crisis.”
Campaign poster: a newspaper lying over a destroyed Himalayan village in fog, with the words “And soon, this will become old news.”
Campaign poster: a phone showing a feed of wildfire and flood headlines, held between a latte and a bowl of pasta, with the words “And still, we move on.”
Campaign poster: white type on black reading “We cannot keep calling this normal. The news will move on. The climate won’t.”

Stand with them.

The Himalaya rising above a hill village, cloud gathering along the ridgeline.
A painting can become a meal.
A photograph can become shelter.
A sculpture can become support.
Show #13 · Saturday, September 26, 2026

Thank you.

Art for Nepal has ended. Together we raised $2,170 for Nepal flood relief.

Thank you to everyone who came, gave and stood with Nepal — and to our hosts, Kushal Bastakoti and Krishna Oli.

Where to Find Us

Free parking, right outside.

Kush Art Gallery
13021 Harmon Road, Suite 407
Fort Worth, TX 76177
Get Directions →
Free parking on site.
Search the gallery

Start typing to search the collection