music by Mongolian alternative rock band Altan Urag - Requiem. Mongolian paintings by G.Batchuluun
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Two Mongolian artists, Bayanduuren and Shatarsaikhan, create masterpieces by "painting" with colored felt, laying patches of colored felt on a felt background. Videographer Glenn Mullin introduces this exotic art form to an international audience for the first time by bringing it to the small YouTube screen.
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April 2012 - at Schoeni Art Gallery, Hong Kong Schoeni Art Gallery is pleased to hold the first Hong Kong solo exhibition for Mongolian artist Munkhtsetseg Jalkhaajav (who is also known as "Mugi"). As the international art scene and market continues to strive to find the new threshold of all frontiers (whether it be the visual, conceptual or financial), Mongolian artists have garnered more and more attention. Mugi is one of the most famous female contemporary artists in Ulaanbaatar (UB), Mongolia. Mugi's work is rich with what appear to be contradictions and are actually the very originality and strength of her visual expression, supporting the cohesion of her message through all three bodies of work: paintings, collages on sa paper, soft sculptures, which all are in conversation with one another both in terms of form and content. The artist for instance attributes the genesis of the sculptures to her paintings as she describes them as a three dimensional elaboration of her first craft. Depicting womanhood from the universal to the personal, coming from a standpoint of equality indigenous to Mongolian history and society, dwelling on shamanism or traditional Mongolian medicine and contemporary global unbalances with Mother Nature, Mugi uses her hands, brushes or needles to reveal her own introspection as well as the cultural one her country is still undergoing, healing personal and collective losses in the process. In stillness in her paintings, reminiscent of icon ...
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Here are some pictures of the Mongolian Art. Enjoy
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Paintings by G.Batchuluun, Mongolian music with throat singing. Music band Altan Urag
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Fifteen paintings by David Roberts set to the Mongolian Khoomei music 'Shaman Voices' by Okna Tsahan Zam. Visit: www.dailypainters.com for more about the painter David Roberts.
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Original record from the MNB broadcast. Stay connected with AVINTH FILM BERLIN: www.facebook.com/avinthfilm www.avinth-film-berlin.de
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Rock paintings of the Khoit Tsenkher cave date back to the Upper Palaeolithic period (20000-15, 000 years ago). In one of corners of the cave measuring 2.5 m high and 1.5-2.0 m deep, numerous symbols and animals were painted overlapping each other on the ceiling and wall. A quiet standing stag was portrayed clearly among the animals. Also a standing buffalo with horus looking ahead was represented separately. In another corner of the cave, many animals including oxes, ibexes, elephants, ostriches were pictured, overlapping each other. It is interesting that dotted lines were drawn over the ostriches. On its wall in a cave hollow measuring 10 m long and 8 m wide a camel with to humbs was portrayed. Also many symbols and trees were painted at the height of 2.0-2.5 m not far from the wall, where the camel was portrayed. Lions, elephants, argali sheep, ibexes, ostriches, antelopes, camels, as well as symbols were painted with mineral-based paints of rosy and brown colours on the walls deep inside the cave. By the method of painting of different kinds of animals, their colour and view, the Khoit Tsenkher cave rock paintings show their original artistic, cultural and historical features which are different from the other rock paintings in Mongolia and her neighbouring countries. Some particular parts of the animals such as their horns, necks, humbs are depicted with an exaggerated hyper-realism typical of the Palaeolothic period. Spots adjacent to the images of goats and ...
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Her beautiful paintings are displayed along with works of other amazing painters at TibetHouse located at 22 West 15 Street, New York between Dec 1 - Feb 12, 2011. Please come and visit the gallery and support these talented painters from Mongolia.
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Chuluunbat is a famous Mongolian painter. He use many techniques to fullfill his paintings and drawings.
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Chuluunbat is a famous Mongolian painter. He use many techniques to fullfill his paintings and drawings.
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Introduction to the great Russian artist Nicholas Roerich and his home in Mongolia (1926-27), and the effort to save the house from demolition.
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Wonderful traditional Mongolian performance by a young dancer at Tibet House (NYC) opening reception for this contemporary Mongolian art exhibit: "Mongol Visions: Winged Horses and Shamanic Skies." More from the website about the event and show: "For more than two thousand years the Mongols have dominated the center of the Silk Road. Here, under the guidance of the great Khaans like Genghis and Kublai, the ancient traditions of shamanism and Indo-Tibetan Buddhism merged into a profound stream. The vast influence of Mongolia on Euro-Asian civilization is only now being fully appreciated. "Tibet House is delighted to join in the celebration of this inspiring and magical legacy by hosting an exhibition with some of Mongolia's greatest young artists whose works bring together the integrity of tradition and the creative impulse of the contemporary aesthetic. "These celebrated artists include Gankhuyag Natsag, whose paintings, statues and traditional lama dance masks have shown in more than a dozen cities around the world; D. Soyolmaa, renowned for bringing the clarity and precision of traditional Buddhist art into a contemporary ambiance; T. Nurmaa, famed for her ability to capture on canvas the radiance and raw intensity of the Mongolian spirit; D. Bulgantuya, an acclaimed artist who has received rave reviews in Sofia, Budapest, Warsaw, Kiev, and Vienna; and Ts. Bolor, especially known for her "aesthetics of the feminine." Link: www.tibethouse.us
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Teo + Namfah Gallery and Gossip Gallery Proudly presents "Time to Stop" Featuring three outstanding young artists From Mongolia and Cambodia. Art Exhibition: "Time to Stop" Opening 18.00 pm, September 17th, Reception At Gossip Gallery, Silom Galleria 3rd Floor, Unit 331 Silom Road, Bangkok Exhibition: September 17th -- October 31st, 2011 Contact: gossipgallery@gmail.com or info@teonamfahgallery.com The exhibition runs from 17 September to 31 October, 2011 from 10:30 am-7:00 pm, at Silom Galleria, 3rd Floor,Unit 331 Batbataar Khurelbaatar, award-winning Mongolian artist who has recreated a lost world from the early 1900s in Mongolia. Batnar, in a series aptly called Pinhole, captures a time long forgotten. Another set of work he is creating focuses on Buddhist bells found in temples and touched for good luck. Batbataar won first prize in the Beijing Biennale in 2010. Batbataar's extraordinary talent combines beautiful calligraphy of Mongolian script, surprising colors and incredible detail to create historical monuments. Denis Minh-Kim. Denis presents a series of extremely powerful works on paper focused on Khmer boxing, waterfalls and kromas. In his signature pieces of Khmer boxing, Denis portrays two fighters, playing with timeframes to create multiple images. He is a silent witness to the struggle in the Cambodian culture. His work is chaotic and tense, while at the same time, beautiful. Nandin Erdene Budzagd ("Nandia"), one of the most creative young female artists ...
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Gift from the Eagle TV staff for my birthday (Oct. 20, 2006).
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Huge rare paintings in Gobi desert (Mongolia) around air base
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(WIKI) Khara-Khoto "black city" is a medieval Tangut city in the Ejin khoshuu of Alxa League, in western Inner Mongolia. The city was founded in 1032 and became a thriving center of Tangut Empire trade in the 11th century. There are remains of 30-foot (9.1 m)-high ramparts and 12-foot (3.7 m)-thick outer walls. The outer walls ran for some 421 m (1381 ft) east-west by 374 m (1227 ft) north-south. The walled fortress was first taken by Genghis Khan in 1226, but—contrary to a widely-circulated misunderstanding—the city continued to flourish under Mongol overlordship. In The Travels of Marco Polo, Marco Polo describes a visit to a city called Etzina or Edzina, which has been identified with Khara-Khoto. During the 1907-1909 expedition to Central Asia, in 1908, Pyotr Kuzmich Kozlov made the historical discovery of Khara-Khoto. Over 2000 books, scrolls and manuscripts in the Tangut language were uncovered. Kozlov sent ten chests of manuscripts and Buddhist objects to St. Petersburg, returning again in May 1909 for more objects. Kozlov's findings, some 3500 paintings and other objects, are in Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
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Take a trip to a market in Baotou where you can buy anything. Paintings, huge wooden carvings, turtles, flowers, Mao's little red book, swords. You name it...
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Paintings of Gestural Expressionism and photographs from Brazil, Mongolia, Hawaii, Yosemite, Yellowstone and Lake Tahoe.
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