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MONGOLIAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF ARTS AND CULTURE

School of fine arts

2014 GRADUATES

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Dear Graduates,

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

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If it 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

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Wish your 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

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Your once 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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14 15The supervisor: D.Enkhdavaa, PhD. Prof. of Metal Art

The best masterpiece 2014Ch.Gan-Ochir

A steppe visitor, a pair of knivessteel, ebony tree39,5x7x4 cm

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M.Natsagdorj

Singing about sunny steppeoil on canvas96x158 cm /2 pcs./

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G.Ganzorig

The familyoil on canvas130x110 cm

S.Buyanjargal

Witness of calmnessoil on canvas150x150 cm /2 pcs./140x140 cm /2 pcs./

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Chronologyoil on canvas155x155 cm /2 pcs./

E.Luttulga

Bagpipe melodyoil on canvas155x220 cm

N.Nyamsaikhan

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B.Togtuun

Impressionoil on canvas110x160 cm

B.Erdenechimeg

One bodyoil on canvas100x120 cm /2 pcs./120x90 cm

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G.Enkh-Erdene

Spring in the taigaoil on canvas210x143 cm

E.Nomuujin

Freedomoil on canvas195x135 cm

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B.Mandukhai

Releasing from tieoil on canvas105x75 cm /3 pcs./

G.Gantulga

Talkingoil on canvas140x156 cm

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T.Norovjav

Children of the sunoil on canvas175x155 cm

Bachelor

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O.Tsolmon

Singing of the skyplumb50x23x11 cm

S.Munkhzaya

Etugenmixed80x55x30 cm

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M.Soyombo

Tendernessmixed110x55x40 cm

E.Jargal

In the rainmixed41x50x13 cm

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B.Khangal

Flamebronze50x30x15 cm

Wind horseplumb72x55x18 cm

T.Munkhbayar

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B.Khosbayar

Springmixed160x100x34

The Princessmixed70x80x21

B.Ochirsuren

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N.Zultsetseg

Only they knowpanno100x70 cm /8 pcs./

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B.Zolboo

Sacred homeoil on canvas120x120 cm /3 pcs./

L.Bilegdemberel

Moving studio: Nature itself oil on canvas100x120 cm

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O.Khatanbaatar

Sutai Khairkhanoil on canvas90x210 cm

B.Gan-Ulzii

The beginning of springgoblen120x120 cm /3 pcs./

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B.Shinebayar

Art studio oil on canvas120x120 cm /2 pcs./

S.Usukh-Orgil

Calmnessoil on canvas80x100 cm /4 pcs./

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G.Ganbayar

Melody keeps you goingoil on canvas120x160 cm

J.Ariuntuya

Tieoil on canvas, acrylic175x120 cm /3 pcs./

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Gently melodyacrylic360x112 cm

B.Bat-Erdene

M.Badmaarag

Lanterns surroundingpanno130x150 cm

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B.Tserendejid

No timepanno136x120 cm /3 pcs./

Bachelor

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T.Naidandorj

Melody of the steppewooden printing block 86x31 cm

B.Amarjargal

Portrait of lifelinocut 37,5x26,5 cm /3 pcs./

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T.Sumyasuren

Mountain Landwooden printing block 26x34 cm /4pcs./ 40x40 cm

D.Chinzorig

Naturmort with fruitsliniocut 45x58 cm /2 pcs./ 58,5x58 cm

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O.Guyen

Sounding of the great skyoport 38x56 cm /3 pcs./

U.Erdenetsetseg

A Beginning without endwooden printing block 17x63 cm /2 pcs./23x63 cm /2 pcs./39x63 cm

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My allwooden printing block 15x23 cm /9 pcs./

D.Ankhzaya

J.Munkhtsetseg

Don’t be afraidwooden printing block 28,5x38,5 cm26x31 cm /3 pcs./

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U.Oyunsuvd

Peacekeeperwooden printing block 38x27 cm /9 pcs./

Bachelor

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B.Enkhtunsag

Camelcade gouache, cotton 122x135 cm

B.Ariunbileg

Young huntergouache, cotton 110x140 cm

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Kh.Gerel

Fierce Nymphgouache, cotton 101,5x143,5 cm

B.Buyanbayar

Darkhad hollowgouache, cotton 142x235 cm

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Falcongouache, cotton 78x138 cm

L.Myagmarjav

M.Dulguun

Weddinggouache, cotton 120x153 cm

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Ch.Narangarav

Missionarygouache, cotton 89x166 cm

G.Sandagdorj

Wheel of samsaragouache, cotton 150x95 cm

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B.Sugardalai

Pondergouache, cotton 108,5x129 cm

Great powergouache, water colour 220x90 cm

B.Tuvshin

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B.Uyanga

Mercifullykanka- thangka 160x137 cm

E.Uuganbayar

Mongolian bird huntinggouache, cotton 220x110 cm

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Z.Shatartsetseg

Bachelor

Where myths originated from?gouache, cotton 100x148,5 cm

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D.Altangerel

Khukh bel /personal set/steel42x3 cm

Golden horde /offering cup/brass, gold, pearl50x11 cm

D.Baasandorj

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Report from motherlandwood80x35x35 cm

N.Munkh-Otgon

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B.Gankhuu

Eight horses of happinesswood 145x40x35 cm

U.Altanbagana

Hubriswood50x55x55 cm

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Childhoodwood90x60x25 cm

D.Enkhtur

B.Dashzeveg

Enormous herdwood, bone130x28x20 cm

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Frist snowwood145x35x35 cm

S.Usukh-Oyut

Bachelor

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Butterfly: 18th dayleather 60x60 cm /3 pcs./

G.Baljirmaa

Horses in bardingleather 120x45 cm /2 pcs./

D.Ikhtegsh

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Forest noiseleather 80x17 cm /4 pcs./

E.Enkhtogtokh

Hexapod: After rainleather 126x25 cm /2pcs./

E.Amarzaya

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Through our windowleather 100x60 cm

J.Munkhbayar

Horn Echoleather 28x24 cm /4 pcs/ 48x24 cm

G.Ganchimeg

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My allbatic600x150, 300 cm

M.Khaliun

E.Bujinlkham

NOAHleather, stitch

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The magic of springbatic, silk painting220x130 cm

A.Dulguun

Ts.Agiimaa

Reindeer herder: reindeer who went to Taigabatic70x100 cm /2 pcs./65x100 cm

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Arag shiree20x15 cm /4 pcs./wood and leather

G.Altantuya

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Macrame /Leather bag/38x40x20 cmleather and stone

G.Battulga

Galat 5-22 /wall art decor/leather 60x60 cm /5 pcs./

B.Bayarjargal

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Myangat women’s coatsize: 44 /2 pcs./silk, mixed media

S.Undram

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Barga women’s coat /national costume/size: 44 /2 pcs./cotton, mixed media

M.Altantsetseg

Khoton coatsilk, cottonsize: 42 /2 pcs./

O.Urangoo

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Buriyat coat /portrait of mongolian queens/size: 44 /2 pcs./silk, mixed media

B.Batjargal

Khalkha costumesilk, cottonsize: 44 /2 pcs./

Kh.Bolorzaya

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Military styleleathersize: 42 /2 pcs./

G.Oyunjargal

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Ornament /set coffee cup/casted metal 21x15 /10 pcs./

N.Michidmaa

Fish /cup tea/wheel technique 8x12 /11 pcs./

B.Natsagnyam

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Cup set /wine glasses/casted metal28x20 /5 pcs./

B.Batbold

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Mongolian abstract artoil on canvas

Ya.Davaadugar

Bright sunleather

R.Sengum

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Woman jewellerysilver, coral, zircon6,5x2,4 cm /earring/7,5x3,5 cm /necklace/

G.Tugsjargal

Mongolian womanleather

G.Burmaa

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Mongolian stampgold, silver, steel, copper, zinc, wood, stone 18x15 cm

N.Bat-Erdene

Spirit craftsilver, copper, zinc35x15 cm

G.Gantsogt

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Mongolian saddle craftgold, silver, steel, copper, zinc, wood, leather, birch 28x35 cm

R.Ariuntsengel

Mongolian chesswood, copper, zink

D.Sumber

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Ts.Narangerel Honored artist of Mongolia Lecturer, Monumental art

S.Badral, PhD ProfessorSculpture

Sh.LkhagvatserenLecturerCeramics

D.Enkhdavaa, PhDProfessorMetal art

Ya.ErdenechimegLecturerDecorative painting

U.GandulamLecturer Graphic

D.MyagmarsurenLecturer Fashion design

G.LkhagvasurenLecturer Painting

R.AriunboldLecturerLeather art

B.BayartsetsegLecturer Fashion design

T.UlziigerelLecturer Fashion design

Ch.ErdenebilegLecturerCarving

Ts.NarmandakhLecturerTraditional art

Faculty of members

M.GanzulLecturer 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

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S.Usukh-Orgil E.Amarzaya

B.Ariunbileg

D.Altangerel

E.Uuganbayar M.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 CultureSchool of Fine Arts

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