Yesterday Amy and I visited the studios of the Union of Mongolian Artists (http://www.uma.mn/studio.jsp). It was phenomenal to say the least.
The director at ACMS was so kind to introduce us to an artist, Soyolmaa Davaakhuu (http://www.imagekind.com/MemberProfile.aspx?MID=c3493a6d-3dce-4169-b1d5-8252869183b9) who has now befriended us. She will take time out of her schedule to take us to an art store this afternoon for much needed supplies.
Most of the artists were old guys who probably got their art education in Russia during Soviet rule. Their work was mostly landscape and amazing. We also met M. Batzorig who showed us his wife's work as well. We were blown away. Batzorig's and his wife's work was wonderful. There is inspiration from this visit for sure. We've also been invited to an opening on Wednesday night and are very excited.
The director at ACMS was so kind to introduce us to an artist, Soyolmaa Davaakhuu (http://www.imagekind.com/MemberProfile.aspx?MID=c3493a6d-3dce-4169-b1d5-8252869183b9) who has now befriended us. She will take time out of her schedule to take us to an art store this afternoon for much needed supplies.
Most of the artists were old guys who probably got their art education in Russia during Soviet rule. Their work was mostly landscape and amazing. We also met M. Batzorig who showed us his wife's work as well. We were blown away. Batzorig's and his wife's work was wonderful. There is inspiration from this visit for sure. We've also been invited to an opening on Wednesday night and are very excited.
The picture in this post is not very far from tne artist's studios and Amy's office at ACMS.
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