Mongolei - Khan Bank zeigt Kunstwerke von Batbileg

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23. Juli 2009 - 9:46 – batbileg-mongolei

Batbileg - Khan Bank Art Collection exhibitionIm letzten Sommer reiste ich zu einer Normadenfamilie in der zentralen Mongolei und durfte das `Herz und die Niere` des Nomadentums hautnah kennen lernen. Ganz ursprünglich lebte ich mit einer Nomadenfamilie in der Jurte und nahm am täglichen Leben teil.

Diese treuen und warmherzigen Menschen hatten mich über und über beschenkt, einfach mit ihrem Dasein, ihrer Liebenswürdigkeit, ihrem großen Wissen und der Erfahrung und natürlich ihrer Naturverbundenheit. Sie teilten das Wenige was sie hatten mit mir.

Meine Kunstwerke sind Abstraktionen aus unberührter Natur mit magischen Lichtelementen. Ein Himmel, zum Greifen nah, verschmelzend mit dem Lebensstil der Nomaden. Die Bilder zeigen die unendliche Weite, ungebundene Freiheit - ein Land das unsere tiefsten Sehnsüchte anspricht. Die neuesten Werke, Acryl auf Leinwand sind malerische Tagebücher, die in Farbe seine persönlichen Empfindungen in der Mongolei widerspiegeln.

Ausstellung: vom 03.07 – bis 30.09.2009 in der Khan Bank – Art Collection in Ulaanbaartar (Mongolei).

Khan Bank: Seoul Street-25 PO.BOX-192, Ulaanbaatar-44, Mongolia http://www.khanbank.com

Tel: 976-11-332-333 Fax: 976-7011-7023 Hotline tel: 1917

Batbileg - Khan Bank Art Collection exhibition 

Khan Bank Art Collection exhibition

Khan Bank gallery, part of Khan Bank, the patron of art, has hosted over 30 art exhibitions featuring an array of genres since it was established in December 2007. Over the years, the bank continued to collect masterpieces by a number of artists, positioning itself as a bank with the largest art collection. The gallery is presenting an exhibition titled “Khan Bank Art Collection” that showcases over 300 paintings - highlights of the bank's private collection - maintained at its office building. The works include paintings by such renowned Mongolian artists as G. Dunburee, B. Chogsom, Batbileg, Ts. Munkhjin, S. Sarantsatsralt among other young artists. The exhibition will be open to public till July 13, 2009.

Weiterführende Informationen unter: http://www.khanbank.com/

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5. August 2009 - 8:37 – artnori
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ULAANBAATAR – POSTZEITUNG

Bericht über die Kunstausstellung von Ch.Batbileg and Ts.Odgerel in der Mongolei

A joint exhibition featuring the works of Ch.Batbileg and Ts.Odgerel is showing at the Khan Bank Art Gallery.
The Irmeg – meaning “verge” – exhibition was opened on Wednesday.
Khan Bank opened its gallery in 2002, with a total collection of 225 pieces.

“Our goal is to introduce young artists to people,” said Khan CEO Peter Morrow. “The exhibition’s specialty is selecting paintings of the most youngest and most skilled artists.”
Twenty modern oil paintings by both artists were exhibited, featuring Odgerel’s works “People”, “The Night”, “Children”, “Opinion”, “Girl-Portrait”, “Window”, “The Dream”, “Relay Station” and “Process”. Ch.Batbileg’s ten works are a numbered collection called “Diary”.
Batbileg graduated from Art’s University in Dresden, German in 2002. He has participated in more than 10 foreign and Mongolian exhibitions.

Odgerel graduated from Mongolian Graphic Art’s University in 2005, and has participated in over 20 exhibitions.
“We wanted to make people understand Mongolia’s charm in this exhibition,” they said. “Through today’s society, nomadic life, sedentary life, and the past, present and future.”
They said that the exhibition is based on the theme that the “verge of every idea may be pronounced”.

“The Earth’s people and their technology are forming the World’s downfall everywhere and we show that in our exhibition,” said Batbileg.
Odgerel said that it was a difficult process, as it is her first joint exhibition.
“To draw a picture is not easy because I draw the picture after thinking for a very long time,” she said. “I tried to show how the earth, people, people’s communication and our future change things.”
The exhibition will continue until July 28 and the Khan Bank has new exhibits every two to four weeks.