‘Spring’ unveiled like breeze
The Mongolian Union of Artists is bringing you its annual “Spring” exhibition, flaunting the warmth of spring, at its art gallery through May 24.
Visual art, compared to other arts, requires the audience’s artistic education and knowledge, which is its own characteristic. It reaches the appropriate segment of the society through the inner nature of the artists and has a positive impact. In this sense, the Mongolian Union of Artists is working on the “Artistic Council” consisting of high-level professional artists at every exhibition, in order to ensure that the requirements for the exhibition are clearly censored, in order not to lose the direction that has been handed down from the perspective of a professional art organization with a long history.
The “Spring” exhibition is not only open to all artists, but also provides an opportunity for anyone with talent, regardless of membership, to present their work to the public. This allows you to experience the different worlds of many artists in one place. The purpose of the exhibition is to promote and support young artists and to display the skills of senior artists.
Artworks depicting traditional Mongolian customs and more contemporary creations are on display, as well as installations using metal and limestone. Some of the artists who are showcasing their artworks at the exhibition strive to deliver the mysterious image, inseparable bond between nature and humankind, and the deep folk philosophy rooted from the nomadic lifestyle, which combines humans, nature and livestock. Others express the beauty of spring in its simple form, which seems to grow flowers in the soul.
Spring is one of the most beautiful and enchanting seasons of the year. As the cold of winter fades, the weather becomes warmer, flowers begin to bloom, and nature comes back to life with renewed vigor and vitality. Whether it is enjoying the beauty of spring, celebrating the arrival of spring, or experiencing spring through sports, spring brings endless joy and happiness to people. Refresh yourself by seeing and feeling the beauty of spring in the artworks at the “Spring” exhibition. *