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“MONGOL ART” group exhibition

B. Baatarzorig - Childhood - Oil on canvas - 100x150 cm

Exhibition dates: July 31 – August 07, 2006

In commemoration of the 800th anniversary of the Great Mongolian Empire, XanaduART gallery presents a group exhibition by B. Baatarzorig, Ts. Khongor and B. Nomin entitled “Mongol art”. The artists are recent graduates of the Institute of Fine Arts in Ulaanbaatar: B. Baatarzorig and B. Nomin have specialized in traditional Mongolian painting, while Ts. Khongor is a painting major. “Mongol art” exhibition provides a modern take on traditional Mongolian painting coupled with a non-conformist composition style. The juxtaposition of traditional Mongolian painting by B. Baatarzorig and B. Nomin with Western style semi-abstract oil paintings by B. Baatarzorig and Ts. Khongor creates an interesting visual element.

Biographical information:

Ts. Khongor: Born in 1982, Khongor has graduated in 2005 from the Fine Arts College of the University of Arts and Culture with an art major. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, successfully participating in “Spring” and “Great Mongolia 800” exhibitions organized this year by the Union of Mongolian Artists.

B. Baatarzorig: Born in 1983, Baatarzorig has graduated in 2005 from the Fine Arts College of the University of Arts and Culture with a Mongolian painting major. He has exhibited widely, successfully participating in numerous exhibitions organized throughout Ulaanbaatar, including “Nomadic Mongolia”, Zanabazar Museum of Fine Art (2003), “White triangle”, Zanabazar Museum of Fine Art (2004), “The Secret History of Mongolia”, Modern art gallery of Mongolia (2005), “Past and present”, Union of Mongolian Artists art gallery (2006).   

B. Nomin: Born in 1982, Nomin has graduated in 2005 from the Institute of Fine Arts of the University of Arts and Culture with a Mongolian painting major. She has participated in numerous exhibitions organized throughout Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, including “Nomadic Mongolia”, Zanabazar Museum of Fine Art (2003), “White triangle”, Zanabazar Museum of Fine Art (2004), “The Secret History of Mongolia”, Modern art gallery of Mongolia (2005), “Past and present”, Union of Mongolian Artists art gallery (2006).  

For more information about this exhibition please call XanaduART gallery at 976-11-310239 (Mongolian) or e-mail info@xanaduartgallery.org (English).

SELECTED WORKS EXHIBITED