Captivating artworks of father and son artists
The HumanKind Art Exhibition is your chance to immerse yourself in the world of art, with a unique blend of traditional Mongolian motifs and contemporary artistic elements from two renowned fatherand-son artists, Adiyabazar and Chadraabal. Please explore their remarkable collection of artworks, showcasing their distinctive vision and techniques developed over the years. The exhibition will continue until December 14 and the ticket sales for the HumanKind Art Exhibition are now available on the ticket.mn.
A portion of the proceeds from the ticket sales of both the Art Gala and the Public Exhibition will support the Veloo Foundation’s New Kindergarten Project. By attending the art gala or the exhibition, the audience will help create a kinder world for the children who need it most.
N.ADIYABAZAR is a renowned Mongolian artist known for seamlessly blending traditional Mongolian motifs with contemporary artistic elements. A significant aspect of his oeuvre is his pioneering work in the development of the cubist art genre in Mongolia, particularly his unique technique and style known as “crystal cubism”. This evolved during his rigorous artistic research and endeavors, adding another layer of depth and innovation to the Mongolian art scene. His career has spanned multiple decades and continents, reflecting both his deep ties to his cultural heritage and his forward-thinking artistic vision. He has held solo exhibitions in a range of prestigious venues across the globe, from Mongolia and China to France and Germany. Furthermore, his art has been featured in major international exhibitions such as the Asian International Art Exhibition and the Beijing Biennale. N.Adiyabazar has also participated in numerous joint exhibitions, notably at UNESCO’s Festival of Central Asia, enriching global platforms with the richness of Mongolian artistic heritage. Overall, N.Adiyabazar serves as a global ambassador for Mongolian art, his work a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation that resonates internationally while remaining deeply anchored in his cultural roots.
A.CHADRAABAL is a distinguished Mongolian artist whose work has earned both national and international acclaim. Holding a Master of Art Studies from the State Pedagogical University of Mongolia, A.Chadraabal has pioneered a unique fusion of traditional Mongolian art and contemporary visual languages. Born into a country rich in history and tradition, he has risen as a global talent known for his innovative use of diverse mediums ranging from oil paintings and ink sketches to sculptures and mixed media installations. His transformative approach to art reached a pivotal moment in his 2011 solo exhibition, “The Bull & Bulls,” where he focused on themes of resilience, masculinity, and strength, emblematic of his Mongolian heritage.
Renowned for his versatility, A.Chadraabal has ventured into ink paintings and modern sculpture, demonstrating his ceaseless quest for new avenues of artistic expression. His leadership roles include serving as the Director of the Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery, and he has been an influential member of various art institutions globally, including the “Accademia Italia in Arte nel Mondo”. Decorated with multiple awards such as the “Polar Star” Medal of Honor and the National Leading Young Art Director, his exhibitions have spanned continents from Ulaanbaatar to Paris and Washington D.C. Chadraabal’s art serves as a compelling dialogue between tradition and modernity, uniting influences from East and West and exploring the intricate relationship between man and nature. As a visionary artist, A.Chadraabal continues to reshape the contours of contemporary art, inviting audiences to engage, challenge, and be inspired.