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Sculpture exhibition opens

- By T.BAYARBAT

Mongolian sculptors are showcasing their artwork through a joint exhibition at Norphei Art Gallery from October 2 to November 8...

Mongolian sculptors are showcasing their artwork through a joint exhibition at Norphei Art Gallery from October 2 to November 8. The exhibition features 45 sculptures by 30 sculptors.

Mongolian Sculptors’ Day is celebrated by sculptors on November 2 every year. On the occasion of this day, the exhibition is held annually to promote the works of Mongolian sculptors.

Since representa­tives of state honored artist and sculptor G.Tsogbayar’s students organized the first joint exhibition of distinguis­hed Mongolian sculptors in 2014, the exhibition has been organized every year for five years.

G.Tsogbayar’s students from the Mongolian Institute of Fine Arts in 2008 and 2009 are organizing this year’s exhibition.

The sculptors are very glad to participat­e in the annual exhibition, and they say that the exhibition has become a competitiv­e art event in Mongolia.

The organizers shared that the main focus of the exhibition is to present Mongolian sculptors’ new works to the people and other artists. Mongolian sculptors mostly create using wood, stone, metal, bone, ice and paper sculptures.

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 ??  ?? ‘Thought’ by G.Batbayar‘Nature’ by P.Dashbayar ‘Wake up’ by D.Munkhtuul
‘Thought’ by G.Batbayar‘Nature’ by P.Dashbayar ‘Wake up’ by D.Munkhtuul
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‘Morning’ by N.Altanshaga­i‘Boy’ by N.Altanshaga­i ‘Nomin kheer horse’by N.Ochirbat ‘Single household in the Gobi’by Ch.Togtokhbay­ar
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