The ‘Perfect Qualities’ of Mongolia’s women
An exhibition named “Perfect Qualities” opened at 976 Art Gallery on March 3.
Dedicated to International Women’s Day, the exhibition features artwork by State Honored Artist Ts.Tsegmed and Union of Mongolian Artists prizewinner B.Bayart-Od.
Showing the everyday life of nomadic women, most of the artwork captures the beauty and inner power of Mongolian women. The exhibition includes various genres of art from realism to surrealism and works with distinct uses of color.
About the artists.
Ts.Tsegmed
Education:
1974-1978 College of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1979-1985 Surikov Academy of Fine Art, Moscow, Russia
1987-1988 Graduated as a teacher of painting, State Pedagogical University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
1995 Graduated New English Cambridge Course of Lydia Mission Training College, London, UK
Work Experience:
1985-1989 Teacher, College of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1989-1991 Principal, College Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1991-1995 Rector, Institute of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1995-1998 President, University of Arts and Culture, Ulaanbaatar
since 1998 Freelance artist
2001 President of Mongolian art center Mogoon Mori-Ulemj Urlahui
General director of Mongolian painting and artists association.
Exhibitions:
1989, 1994 Fukuoka Art Show, Japan
1989 Solo show, Ulaanbaatar
1995-1998 Joint exhibition of Korean-Mongolian artists, Ulaanbaatar
1995 Solo show, Ulaanbaatar
1996 International Ice Sculpture Festival, Italy
1996 “Aqua Asia” exhibition, Osaka, Japan
1998 Solo show, Orem, Utah, USA
1999 Solo show, Istanbul, Turkey
1999 “Ulaanbaatar 360 Anniversary”, Ulaanbaatar
2000 “Large Nomad” solo exhibition, Exhibition Centre, Ulaanbaatar
2000, 2001 “Wind of Steppe-2000″
2000 “Color of Mongolia” New York, San-Francisco, USA
2001 “Hatan Erdene”, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2001 “Nomad-2001″, “Nomadic Color” Ulaanbaatar
2002 “Color of Gobi” solo show, Orem, Utah, USA
2002 “Nomad” solo exhibition, Ulaanbaatar
2002 “Contemporary Art 2000″, Paris, France
2002 “Tamga”, Regen, France
2002 “Lacvert”, Ulaanbaatar
2003 “Modern Paintings of Mongolia”, Tokyo, Japan
Awards:
1992 UMA prize
1993 “Leading Art Worker” Ministry of Culture
1993 “Silver Belt” prize, Oron Zai art association
1996 State Prize of Mongolia
B.Bayart-Od
Artist B. Bayart-Od was born on December 25, 1970. An avant-garde artist with an academic background, he graduated from the Mongolian Graphic Art Institute in 1990, studied at the University of Mongolian Graphic School of Art from 1990 to 1993, received a Master’s degree from Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture (1994 to 1997), and a PhD at Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture (1998 to 2000).
B.Bayart-Od is well known for the novelties he has introduced to the Mongolian art scene, like his “Metal Art Painting” works displayed in 2003. His PhD thesis was on “Reform in Mongolian painting”. The artist has gained an international reputation with his series of “Human Star” exhibitions, not only in Mongolia but in Europe and across Asia. After his exhibition of the series in 1995, his “Human Star II” exhibition was staged in 1997 in Ulaanbaatar and 1998 in Tokyo. It was followed by “Human Star III” in April 1999, in Ulaanbaatar, and later in Tokyo, Bangkok, Paris and Amsterdam that same year.
His painting “Rich Mongol” represented Mongolian art in a UNESCO collection of works of art in December 2002.
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Dedicated to International Women’s Day, the exhibition features artwork by State Honored Artist Ts.Tsegmed and Union of Mongolian Artists prizewinner B.Bayart-Od.
Showing the everyday life of nomadic women, most of the artwork captures the beauty and inner power of Mongolian women. The exhibition includes various genres of art from realism to surrealism and works with distinct uses of color.
About the artists.
Ts.Tsegmed
Education:
1974-1978 College of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1979-1985 Surikov Academy of Fine Art, Moscow, Russia
1987-1988 Graduated as a teacher of painting, State Pedagogical University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
1995 Graduated New English Cambridge Course of Lydia Mission Training College, London, UK
Work Experience:
1985-1989 Teacher, College of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1989-1991 Principal, College Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1991-1995 Rector, Institute of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar
1995-1998 President, University of Arts and Culture, Ulaanbaatar
since 1998 Freelance artist
2001 President of Mongolian art center Mogoon Mori-Ulemj Urlahui
General director of Mongolian painting and artists association.
Exhibitions:
1989, 1994 Fukuoka Art Show, Japan
1989 Solo show, Ulaanbaatar
1995-1998 Joint exhibition of Korean-Mongolian artists, Ulaanbaatar
1995 Solo show, Ulaanbaatar
1996 International Ice Sculpture Festival, Italy
1996 “Aqua Asia” exhibition, Osaka, Japan
1998 Solo show, Orem, Utah, USA
1999 Solo show, Istanbul, Turkey
1999 “Ulaanbaatar 360 Anniversary”, Ulaanbaatar
2000 “Large Nomad” solo exhibition, Exhibition Centre, Ulaanbaatar
2000, 2001 “Wind of Steppe-2000″
2000 “Color of Mongolia” New York, San-Francisco, USA
2001 “Hatan Erdene”, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2001 “Nomad-2001″, “Nomadic Color” Ulaanbaatar
2002 “Color of Gobi” solo show, Orem, Utah, USA
2002 “Nomad” solo exhibition, Ulaanbaatar
2002 “Contemporary Art 2000″, Paris, France
2002 “Tamga”, Regen, France
2002 “Lacvert”, Ulaanbaatar
2003 “Modern Paintings of Mongolia”, Tokyo, Japan
Awards:
1992 UMA prize
1993 “Leading Art Worker” Ministry of Culture
1993 “Silver Belt” prize, Oron Zai art association
1996 State Prize of Mongolia
B.Bayart-Od
Artist B. Bayart-Od was born on December 25, 1970. An avant-garde artist with an academic background, he graduated from the Mongolian Graphic Art Institute in 1990, studied at the University of Mongolian Graphic School of Art from 1990 to 1993, received a Master’s degree from Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture (1994 to 1997), and a PhD at Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture (1998 to 2000).
B.Bayart-Od is well known for the novelties he has introduced to the Mongolian art scene, like his “Metal Art Painting” works displayed in 2003. His PhD thesis was on “Reform in Mongolian painting”. The artist has gained an international reputation with his series of “Human Star” exhibitions, not only in Mongolia but in Europe and across Asia. After his exhibition of the series in 1995, his “Human Star II” exhibition was staged in 1997 in Ulaanbaatar and 1998 in Tokyo. It was followed by “Human Star III” in April 1999, in Ulaanbaatar, and later in Tokyo, Bangkok, Paris and Amsterdam that same year.
His painting “Rich Mongol” represented Mongolian art in a UNESCO collection of works of art in December 2002.
Short URL: http://ubpost.mongolnews.mn/?p=8182
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