1. THE MONGOL MESSENGER 9Tuesday, February 13, 2018 Arts
Arts Council of Mongolia, Delta Foundation Center, IV floor, Tourists Street-38, Chingeltei District Tel/Fax: 976-11-319015 E-mail: education@artscouncil.mn Web: www.artscouncil.mn
ARTS COUNCIL OF MONGOLIA
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The Arts Council of Mongolia
(ACM)’s main mission is to
promote and advocate for the
sustainable development of
Mongolian arts and culture.
Toward this mission, ACM
implements Arts Programs with a
goal to support young and up-and-
coming outstanding Mongolian
artists by exhibiting their art work
and helping them get exposure on
international platforms.
World Wood Day is an annual
celebration on March 21st that
raises public awareness of the
importance of wood and how wood
plays a key role for a sustainable
future.
From March 19 to 25, the
World Wood Day International
Woodcarving Show will take place
in Angkor Wat, Cambodia. The
focus this year will be each artist’s
interpretation of the theme “Life”.
Arts Council of Mongolia (ACM) is a non for profit organi
zation with a goal to support
sustainable development of
Mongolian arts and culture. They
focus on worldwide promotion of
Mongolian arts and culture and
increase the competitiveness of
arts and culture through nurturing
artistic excellence among arts and
culture organizations and artists,
building their capacity, enhance
their international collaboration
and promote Mongolian arts
and culture and world talents in
Mongolia abroad.
The ACM’s Red Ger Art
Gallery promotes high quality,
innovative and well-presented
contemporary art exhibitions of
Mongolian and international artists
to the public.
Under its main goals, the Red
Ger Art Gallery supports young
talent exhibiting their artwork to
the public in an innovative and
creative curatorship. Sculptor
Sukhburen’s “Wandering Shade”
is his first solo exhibition which
is being held from January 24th
to February 23rd. With his pieces,
sculptor Sukhburen wanted to
express that vastly changing social
development consumes every
wonderful presence easily and is
quickly lost in the past. But these
beauties are still alive keeping
their shade and value forever. The
perfect presence we encounter
today is what remaina from the
past.ACM’s Red Ger gallery opens
on Monday-Friday 09:00-18:00
and is closed on weekends.
Red Ger Gallery is located on
theeastsideoftheShangri-LaMall,
1st floor of the Olympic Residence,
new office of Mongolian Properties
LLC.
Enjoytheceramicartexhibition
at ACM Red Ger Gallery.
ACM is launching its
Membership Campaign 2018 with
“BaRock Cello” party this coming
March 15, 2018 at the Red Ger
Gallery. ACM invites you to ACM
membership event with unique
classic music and performances.
Through the support of its
members, ACM plays a vital role
in supporting the arts in Mongolia.
You can help Mongolian arts and
culture flourish by becoming a
member in 2018.
One of the most important parts
of local fundraising is the ACM
2018 membership campaign. In
ordertoenhanceactiveparticipation
of the public in building awareness
of ACM activities and supporting
Mongolian talent, the ACM
continues its ‘Bringing the Arts to
you!’ creative series.
By becoming our new member
you will be invited to our series
of events including concerts,
festivals, exhibitions and broaden
your network with diverse group
of intellectuals, artists, and patrons
of the arts. Make sure you join
our membership before March 15,
2018 to be invited to the “BaRock
Cello” party.
Level:
Supporter 160,000₮
Sponsor 320,000₮
Sustainer 800,000₮
Golden Benefactor
1,200,000₮+
Events for you:
2018/03 ACM Membership
Campaign Launch
2018/05 Art exhibition by
emerging artists
2018/05 International
Contemporary Dance Festival
2018/06 ‘Ulaanbaatar’
International media arts festival
2018/06 ‘Feel the Wind’ joint
concert by Mongolian and Korean
musicians
2018/07/11-12CultureNaadam
at Khui Doloon Khudag valley
2018/10 ‘Ulaanbaatar’
International film festival
2018/11 New music concert
2018/12 ACM New Year
Party
For more information please
contact at grants@artscouncil.mn
and visit www.artscouncil.mn or
call 319015, 319017
TheArtsCouncilofMongoliaMembership2018campaignstarts
MongolianartisttoparticipateinWorldWoodDayeventinCambodia
“WanderingShade”ceramicartexhibitionopens
During the event, a symposium
on woodcraft activities, folk art
workshop, music festival, design
projects, children’s event and
tree planting will be held to show
diverse ways of living in harmony
with nature.
This year ACM collaborated
with World Wood Day Foundation
(WWDF) again and recommended
talented Mongolian artist Tsengel
Sayakhuu to represent Mongolian
woodcarving art at the 2018 World
Wood Day event.
Last year talented artists
Enkhtaivan.O successfully
participated in this event.
Enkhtaivanshowcasedhisprevious
artwork to event participants and
became a part of the international
artistic exchange. Enkhtaivan’s
artworks mainly showcased the
relation between Mongolian
traditional woodcarvings and
contemporary visual art.
As an outcome Tsengel was
selected by the foundation to be
part of live woodcarving show
that appraises 120 talents from
70 different countries. ACM
congratulates and wishes great
success in artworks.
