The Centre for the Study of Mongol Art is launching a new series, “Exhibition Conversations”, focused on engaging discussions with artists and sharing stories behind exhibitions connected to Mongol art and culture. Our first guest, artist Dorjderem Davaa, will be in conversation with curator Dulamjav Amarsaikhan about his solo exhibition "Харьцангуйн тохиол" or “Happenstance of the Relative”, currently on view at B Contemporary Gallery. This talk will take place online. Pleas

The Centre for the Study of Mongol Art is pleased to announce the launch of the CSMA 2026 Lecture Series, part of our ongoing mission to make research on Mongol art and visual sources more accessible to the public. On 12 March 2026, the Centre for the Study of Mongol Art successfully hosted its first in-person public lecture, featuring guest speaker Dr. Natsagdorj Battsengel. In his lecture, “Revealing the History of Mongolia from Photographs,” Dr. Battsengel presented his

2025.09.10 Important publications on the art, culture, and history of the Mongol Empire have been gifted to the Department of Art Studies of the School of Science of the National University of Mongolia as part of the “Mongol Connections” project, housed at The Courtauld and supported by Getty through its Connecting Art Histories initiative. Photos: B.Egshiglent The Centre for the Study of Mongolian Art provided guidance and support in facilitating the delivery of the books to