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Graduates 2014 jijig
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- 2. 2 3 MONGOLIAN STATEUNIVERSITY OF ARTS AND CULTURE School of fine arts 2014 GRADUATES
- 3. 4 5 DearGraduates, At this time you are graduating from the School of Fine Arts at the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture, being majored in a delicate profession of a painter and an artist. A complicated and full of intricacies, but also a unique, happy and hardworking life of an artist is ahead of you. There’s no doubt that you will overcome complexity of life and become well-known artists who will glory the name of our country by your artworks globally. Today the time has come to you to work, create, and serve for your homeland. Learning does not finish as you graduate from the university; it goes on when you are on your path of further work, art creation and learning in a “life school”, which are all for human perfection. Your parents, professors and your nation, who seek not only to educate you, but to make you a good per- son, truly believe that you will become a shining star in the art world of your country. We wish you, our graduates and young artists, who are taking your first steps into the art world, to become creators of the best and unique master-pieces in the world! Gantumur L. Minister for Education and Science of Mongolia
- 4. 6 7 Ifit is possible to find out something general in human ideology, that would be the only guarantee of human future – arts and aesthetics which may exist only in human beings. Therefore, in the universe of a human spirit, aesthetic issues are considered as the first priority. Our ancestors have enriched our national and ethnic cultural heritages by their creations and artworks over the centuries. Thus, Mongolians’ contribution to the human cultural heritage is enormous. I believe that you will enrich, develop, and perpetuate this great culture intercon- necting it to this historical period, creativity, and arts. I wish you – the students graduating successfully from your school today and entering to the holly journey to craft human mind by beauty and humanism, to be successful in your artwork. I wish the nature, animals, proud and instructive history of our country and people have a leading role in your artworks and I want you to emphasize to retain through the arts the common values of humanity. Oyungerel Ts. Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism of Mongolia
- 5. 8 9 Wishyour destination to pursue get closer. Artists are ones who are enviably happy, and, in other hand, extremely free. Artists analyze hundreds of thousands matters and occasions happening in the world by their talents, feelings, intellects, vatic eyes and minds, and can show their own “words” to whoever and wherever. The world is open in front of you, today’s students or future artists. As you are becoming artists, how would colors, shadows and lights, a snow, rain and wind, the sun and the moon, wish and desire, a human world be reflected in your vatic eyes? Not everyone, who holds a bachelor's degree diploma, can be an artist. This diploma is just a starting point. In order to become an artist, you need lots of efforts, hardworking and exploration, and you may need to overcome solitudes, sufferings, dead-ends or agonies. I really want you to become proud of you being a Mongolian by reading, knowing and understanding the Mongolian history, get familiarized with artworks of international artists, travel around the world to open your eyes, and bravely try your abilities for reforms but keep being loyal to the traditions. The Mongolian fine art is an eternal ocean, which has a history passing through hundreds of centuries and the special and noticeable characteristics. As you know, an ocean is not always calm; sometimes it waves, roughens, trembles and gushes. Like that, fight, compete, argue and bring new trends by your works! Create different worlds! Dream on! Go forward! Students who could outperform their teachers are considered to be good students. Teachers who have created such students are glorified forever. I hope that gifted artists, who glorify their teachers and the school, are rising among you. Injinash, poet, novelist and historian, said “If you cannot touch hearts of people, for what you would move a pencil?” These words are also addressed to you, young artist. For graduates from the School of Fine Arts, the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture in 2014, I wish your destination to pursue will get closer. Sonintogos E., PhD. President of the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture
- 6. 10 11 Youronce in a lifetime experience as a student has left in the past and a great life journey and special and limitless fine art world are welcoming you to rate your persistence, skill, intelligence, and dreams which you acquired from your school. Graduates! A historical 70th year anniversary of establishing our school is in the upcoming year. We are preparing for the anniversary from now. As all of our graduates are aware of, in the scope of anniversary preparation work, this academic year we are implementing three projects devoted to improvement of our training technology and facili- ties. We are glad to share the news that the traditional exhibition for our graduates’ diploma works has exceeded beyond our audience and agreed to be held at the Chong Nam University of Republic of Korea in May, and in Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany in June. In the framework of the anniversary preparation, a school tie “Ergekh Kholboo” (Feedback) which united hereditary graduates of our school has been established. It makes it possible for you to keep a good and con- stant relationship with your school, to upgrade your knowledge, profession and education through your study in postgraduate programs afterward, and to co-create artworks with your teachers in the future. The school manage- ment team and your teachers hope that you will become active members of the school tie. Dear Graduates! Many national and international galleries and museums, colleagues and peer artists are looking forward to be collaborating with you. With this I’d like to express how I am proud of you. May I wish you happiness, and a great success in your artworks! Uranchimeg D., PhD. Dean, School of Fine Arts, the Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture
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- 8. 14 15 The supervisor:D.Enkhdavaa, PhD. Prof. of Metal Art The best masterpiece 2014 Ch.Gan-Ochir A steppe visitor, a pair of knives steel, ebony tree 39,5x7x4 cm
- 9. 16 17Bachelor M.Natsagdorj Singing about sunnysteppe oil on canvas 96x158 cm /2 pcs./
- 10. 18 19 G.Ganzorig The family oilon canvas 130x110 cm S.Buyanjargal Witness of calmness oil on canvas 150x150 cm /2 pcs./ 140x140 cm /2 pcs./
- 11. 20 21 Chronology oil oncanvas 155x155 cm /2 pcs./ E.Luttulga Bagpipe melody oil on canvas 155x220 cm N.Nyamsaikhan
- 12. 22 23 B.Togtuun Impression oil oncanvas 110x160 cm B.Erdenechimeg One body oil on canvas 100x120 cm /2 pcs./ 120x90 cm
- 13. 24 25 G.Enkh-Erdene Spring inthe taiga oil on canvas 210x143 cm E.Nomuujin Freedom oil on canvas 195x135 cm
- 14. 26 27 B.Mandukhai Releasing fromtie oil on canvas 105x75 cm /3 pcs./ G.Gantulga Talking oil on canvas 140x156 cm
- 15. 28 29 T.Norovjav Children ofthe sun oil on canvas 175x155 cm Bachelor
- 16. 30 31 O.Tsolmon Singing ofthe sky plumb 50x23x11 cm S.Munkhzaya Etugen mixed 80x55x30 cm
- 17. 32 33 M.Soyombo Tenderness mixed 110x55x40 cm E.Jargal Inthe rain mixed 41x50x13 cm
- 18. 34 35 B.Khangal Flame bronze 50x30x15 cm Windhorse plumb 72x55x18 cm T.Munkhbayar
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- 20. 38 39Bachelor N.Zultsetseg Only theyknow panno 100x70 cm /8 pcs./
- 21. 40 41 B.Zolboo Sacred home oilon canvas 120x120 cm /3 pcs./ L.Bilegdemberel Moving studio: Nature itself oil on canvas 100x120 cm
- 22. 42 43 O.Khatanbaatar Sutai Khairkhan oilon canvas 90x210 cm B.Gan-Ulzii The beginning of spring goblen 120x120 cm /3 pcs./
- 23. 44 45 B.Shinebayar Art studio oilon canvas 120x120 cm /2 pcs./ S.Usukh-Orgil Calmness oil on canvas 80x100 cm /4 pcs./
- 24. 46 47 G.Ganbayar Melody keepsyou going oil on canvas 120x160 cm J.Ariuntuya Tie oil on canvas, acrylic 175x120 cm /3 pcs./
- 25. 48 49 Gently melody acrylic 360x112cm B.Bat-Erdene M.Badmaarag Lanterns surrounding panno 130x150 cm
- 26. 50 51 B.Tserendejid No time panno 136x120cm /3 pcs./ Bachelor
- 27. 52 53 T.Naidandorj Melody ofthe steppe wooden printing block 86x31 cm B.Amarjargal Portrait of life linocut 37,5x26,5 cm /3 pcs./
- 28. 54 55 T.Sumyasuren Mountain Land woodenprinting block 26x34 cm /4pcs./ 40x40 cm D.Chinzorig Naturmort with fruits liniocut 45x58 cm /2 pcs./ 58,5x58 cm
- 29. 56 57 O.Guyen Sounding ofthe great sky oport 38x56 cm /3 pcs./ U.Erdenetsetseg A Beginning without end wooden printing block 17x63 cm /2 pcs./ 23x63 cm /2 pcs./ 39x63 cm
- 30. 58 59 My all woodenprinting block 15x23 cm /9 pcs./ D.Ankhzaya J.Munkhtsetseg Don’t be afraid wooden printing block 28,5x38,5 cm 26x31 cm /3 pcs./
- 31. 60 61 U.Oyunsuvd Peacekeeper wooden printingblock 38x27 cm /9 pcs./ Bachelor
- 32. 62 63 B.Enkhtunsag Camelcade gouache, cotton 122x135cm B.Ariunbileg Young hunter gouache, cotton 110x140 cm
- 33. 64 65 Kh.Gerel Fierce Nymph gouache,cotton 101,5x143,5 cm B.Buyanbayar Darkhad hollow gouache, cotton 142x235 cm
- 34. 66 67 Falcon gouache, cotton 78x138cm L.Myagmarjav M.Dulguun Wedding gouache, cotton 120x153 cm
- 35. 68 69 Ch.Narangarav Missionary gouache, cotton 89x166cm G.Sandagdorj Wheel of samsara gouache, cotton 150x95 cm
- 36. 70 71 B.Sugardalai Ponder gouache, cotton 108,5x129cm Great power gouache, water colour 220x90 cm B.Tuvshin
- 37. 72 73 B.Uyanga Mercifully kanka- thangka 160x137cm E.Uuganbayar Mongolian bird hunting gouache, cotton 220x110 cm
- 38. 74 75 Z.Shatartsetseg Bachelor Where mythsoriginated from? gouache, cotton 100x148,5 cm
- 39. 76 77 D.Altangerel Khukh bel/personal set/ steel 42x3 cm Golden horde /offering cup/ brass, gold, pearl 50x11 cm D.Baasandorj
- 40. 78 79Bachelor Report frommotherland wood 80x35x35 cm N.Munkh-Otgon
- 41. 80 81 B.Gankhuu Eight horsesof happiness wood 145x40x35 cm U.Altanbagana Hubris wood 50x55x55 cm
- 42. 82 83 Childhood wood 90x60x25 cm D.Enkhtur B.Dashzeveg Enormousherd wood, bone 130x28x20 cm
- 43. 84 85 Frist snow wood 145x35x35cm S.Usukh-Oyut Bachelor
- 44. 86 87 Butterfly: 18thday leather 60x60 cm /3 pcs./ G.Baljirmaa Horses in barding leather 120x45 cm /2 pcs./ D.Ikhtegsh
- 45. 88 89 Forest noise leather 80x17cm /4 pcs./ E.Enkhtogtokh Hexapod: After rain leather 126x25 cm /2pcs./ E.Amarzaya
- 46. 90 91 Through ourwindow leather 100x60 cm J.Munkhbayar Horn Echo leather 28x24 cm /4 pcs/ 48x24 cm G.Ganchimeg
- 47. 92 93 My all batic 600x150,300 cm M.Khaliun E.Bujinlkham NOAH leather, stitch
- 48. 94 95 The magicof spring batic, silk painting 220x130 cm A.Dulguun Ts.Agiimaa Reindeer herder: reindeer who went to Taiga batic 70x100 cm /2 pcs./ 65x100 cm
- 49. 96 97Bachelor Arag shiree 20x15cm /4 pcs./ wood and leather G.Altantuya
- 50. 98 99 Macrame /Leatherbag/ 38x40x20 cm leather and stone G.Battulga Galat 5-22 /wall art decor/ leather 60x60 cm /5 pcs./ B.Bayarjargal
- 51. 100 101Bachelor Myangat women’scoat size: 44 /2 pcs./ silk, mixed media S.Undram
- 52. 102 103 Barga women’scoat /national costume/ size: 44 /2 pcs./ cotton, mixed media M.Altantsetseg Khoton coat silk, cotton size: 42 /2 pcs./ O.Urangoo
- 53. 104 105 Buriyat coat/portrait of mongolian queens/ size: 44 /2 pcs./ silk, mixed media B.Batjargal Khalkha costume silk, cotton size: 44 /2 pcs./ Kh.Bolorzaya
- 54. 106 107Bachelor Military style leather size:42 /2 pcs./ G.Oyunjargal
- 55. 108 109 Ornament /setcoffee cup/ casted metal 21x15 /10 pcs./ N.Michidmaa Fish /cup tea/ wheel technique 8x12 /11 pcs./ B.Natsagnyam
- 56. 110 111Magister Cup set/wine glasses/ casted metal 28x20 /5 pcs./ B.Batbold
- 57. 112 113 Mongolian abstractart oil on canvas Ya.Davaadugar Bright sun leather R.Sengum
- 58. 114 115 Woman jewellery silver,coral, zircon 6,5x2,4 cm /earring/ 7,5x3,5 cm /necklace/ G.Tugsjargal Mongolian woman leather G.Burmaa
- 59. 116 117 Mongolian stamp gold,silver, steel, copper, zinc, wood, stone 18x15 cm N.Bat-Erdene Spirit craft silver, copper, zinc 35x15 cm G.Gantsogt
- 60. 118 119 Mongolian saddlecraft gold, silver, steel, copper, zinc, wood, leather, birch 28x35 cm R.Ariuntsengel Mongolian chess wood, copper, zink D.Sumber
- 61. 120 121 Ts.Narangerel Honored artistof Mongolia Lecturer, Monumental art S.Badral, PhD Professor Sculpture Sh.Lkhagvatseren Lecturer Ceramics D.Enkhdavaa, PhD Professor Metal art Ya.Erdenechimeg Lecturer Decorative painting U.Gandulam Lecturer Graphic D.Myagmarsuren Lecturer Fashion design G.Lkhagvasuren Lecturer Painting R.Ariunbold Lecturer Leather art B.Bayartsetseg Lecturer Fashion design T.Ulziigerel Lecturer Fashion design Ch.Erdenebileg Lecturer Carving Ts.Narmandakh Lecturer Traditional art Faculty of members M.Ganzul Lecturer Decorative painting M.Altantsetseg B.Togtuun N.Nyamsaikhan B.Batgargal U.Oyusuvd J.Munkhtsetseg M.Natsagdorj O.Guen J.Ariuntuya B.Tuvshin G.Enkh-erdene Munkh-otgon B.Zolboo O.Khatanbaatar S.Buyanjargal B.Ganulzii G.Oyunjargal B.Batjargal S.Undram D.Ikhtegsh B.Uyanga Graduates O.Urangoo G.Battulga T.Norovjav
- 62. 122 123 S.Usukh-Orgil E.Amarzaya B.Ariunbileg D.Altangerel E.UuganbayarM.Badmaarag Graduates Kh.Bolorzaya B.Sugardalai B.Tserendejid S.Munkhzaya E.Luttulga Z.Shatartsetseg B.Shinebayar B.Buyanbayar Kh.Gerel A.DulguunB.Bat-Erdene Chu.Munkhbayar G.Sandagdorj N.Zultsetseg B.Ochirsuren E.Uuganbayar B.Enkhtunsag N.Michidmaa This catalog has been printed in June 2014 Supervisor Uranchimeg D. Photos Davaanyam D. Design Bolormaa B. Uyanga Z. Printing Munkhiin useg Co.LTD Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture School of Fine Arts
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