Artists
Barsboldt, Denzen
1958 | Born in Mongolia. Sculptor, graphic artist and designer. |
1971-1977 | The Surikov School of Arts, Moscow |
1977-1983 | The Repin Academy of Fine Arts, St.Petersburg |
1983-1984 | Monumental Art Studios, Mongolia |
1984- | independent artist |
2001-2004 | Vice Chairman of the UMA |
One-man shows
1985 | Budapest |
1987 | Csongrád, Nyíregyháza |
1989 | Budapest, Miskolc |
1990 | Veszprém |
1991 | Celldömölk, Mezőtúr |
1992 | Amsterdam, Hollan, Prague |
1993 | Ulaanbaatar, Prague |
1994 | Marcali |
1996 | Budapest, Prague |
1997 | Budapest, Krnov |
1998 | Ulaanbaatar, Prague |
1999 | Ulaanbaatar |
2002 | „Art New York" Gallery, New York |
2004 |
National Gallery, Ulaanbaatar "Mongolian Art Today I." London |
2005 | "Mongolian Art Today II." London |
Group Exhibitions
1988 | Ulaanbaatar |
1994 | Pierre House Gallery, Washington |
1995 |
International Exhibition, Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan American Embassy, Ulaanbaatar |
1997 | 33rd International Asian Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan |
2000 | Painting I., Ulaanbaatar |
2001 |
Painting II., Ulaanbaatar Bourges, France |
2003 | Mongolian Art Exhibition, London |
2005 | Blue Mongolia, Beijing, China |
2012 | "We belong together" group exhibition, Forrás Galéria, Budapest |
2012 | Exhibition of two contemporary mongolian artist Denzen Barsboldt and Choindongiin Khurelbaatar |
Monuments and open-air sculptures
1985 | "Portrait of Maryska Gardos", Budapest (bronze, stone) |
1987 |
"A sculpture of Hungarian writer Gyula Illyes", Nyíregyháza, Hungary (bronze, stone) |
1989 |
"Memorial to Mongolian lamas killed in the 1930s" Budapest, Hungary (bronze) |
1990 |
"Memorial to Hungarians died in the Second World War" Tiszanána, Hungary (bronze, brick, concrete, stone) |
1993 |
"Portrait of Hungarian writer Attila József", Gyöngyös, Hungary (bronze relief) |
1996 | "Samarian Woman" Csorna, Hungary (bronze public fountain) |
1997 | "The Tree of life", Hevesvezekény, Hungary (terracota relief) |
1999 |
"Monument dedicated to S. Zorig, democratic leader of Mongolia" Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (bronze) |
2000 |
"Clock tower", Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (mixed technique, brick, copper, mosaic, glass, concrete) |
2001 |
"Memorial of 1100th anniversary of the arrival of the Hungarians to Pannonia", Karos, Hungary (concrete, mosaic, stone) |
2004 |
"Bust of S. Zorig", Dashbalbar, Mongolia (bronze, stone, concrete) "Ikh Guren - Monument of Great Empires", Kara-Korum, Mongolia (brick, mosaic, concrete, polymers) |
2005 | Monument dedicated to B. Rinchen, Ulaanbaatar (bronze) |
2008 | „The BEATLES" monument in Ulaanbaatar (bronze, concrete, mosaic) |
2009 | Design of „the Czech Presidency of the European Union" - Beijing, China |
Sculptures and drawings in collections
Mongolian Trade and Development Bank, Mongolia |
Museum of Warsaw Ghetto, Poland |
Vagrius Publishing House, Russia |
Premier SV Advertising Company, Russia |
PriceWaterhouse Coopers, Czech Republic |
ICL Budapest, Hungary |
Consulate of Belgium in Bratislava, Slovakia |
Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Gothenberg, Sweden |
Hotel Duo Prague, the Czech Republic |
Hotel Ramada Budapest, Hungary |
Modern Art Gallery, Ulaanbaatar |
Pierre House Gallery (USA) |
Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan |
"Toyota" Company |
Petrovis company, Mongolia |
Yukos company, Mongolia |
Owned by Ariel Sharon former Israel Prime Minister |
Owned by Václav Havel politician |
Owned by D. Enkhsaikhan Mongolian politician |
Owned by Daisaku Ikeda Japanese politician |
Owned by Keizo Obuchi Japanese politician |
Owned by S. Bayar Mongolian politician |
Owned by S. Batbold Mongolian politician |
By other companies, private collectors and galleries in Switzerland, Norway, the United Kingdom, Israel, Hungary, Sweden, Mongolia, Russia, the Czech Republic, the United Arabian Emirates, France, New Zealand, Germany, Italy. |
Awards
1984 | Award, International Festival of Youth and Students, Moscow, Russia |
1995 | UMA prize |
1997 | Prize, Artists Friendship Association of Asia, Tokyo, Japan |
2000 | Best Artwork of the Year, Prize of UMA |
2002 | 'Pole star' State award |
2003 | Best Artwork of the Year, Prize of UMA |
2004 | Best Artwork of the Year, Prize of UMA |
Projects
1997-1998 | The Chinggis - Brewery and Beer Restaurant interior design, Ulaanbaatar |
1998 | Sisi Coffee Shop interior design, Ulaanbaatar |
2000 | Business Club interior design, Ulaanbaatar |
2002 |
Keri G. "Forbidden Area" (CD cover design), Budapest Timberlake Wertenbaker "Plays II" (book cover design), Faber & Faber, London - Boston |
2005 | Aurag Restaurant interior design, Ulaanbaatar |
2006 | Design of the Russian Pavilion, Beijing Book-Fair (in a framework of the "Year of Russia in China 2006") |
2007 |
Design of the Pavilion of Russia-the Guest of Honor,International Book-Fair,Taipei Design of the Pavilion of Russia-the Guest of Honor,International Book-Fair,Geneva |
2007-2008 | Design of the Russian Pavilion, International Book-Fair, New Delhi (in a framework of the "Year of Russia in India 2008") |
Exhibitions
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exhibition
2012.03.08. - 2012.04.03.