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Shagdarjacin Chimeddorg

齊沐德

born in 1954, Tuv Aimag, Mongolia

Shagdarjav Chimeddorj grew up in a family of cattle breeders, and learned to ride a horse at the age of five. The horse eventually became his major subject for articulating the wonders and traumas of a nomadic culture entering the modern age. On his canvases deep blue colour is prominent as it evokes the depth of space on the Steppe of Mongolia. His ink paintings are also widely appreciated by domestic and international connoisseurs for their sophisticated brushwork and expressive range. Moran Museum of Art in Korea has a collection of over a hundred ink paintings, while two major canvases are in the permanent collection of the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum in Japan. In 2006, Chimeddorj received the Mongolian State Honored Prize from the President of Mongolia in recognition of his contribution to Mongolian art.

 
 

1954 Born in Mongolia
1979-1980 Designer, wool factory, Ulaanbaatar
1984 Teacher, Childrens Palace, Ulaanbaatar
1985 Artist, Monumental Art atelier, UMA
2000-present Board member of the UMA (Union of Mongolian Artists)

 
 

Selected Solo Exhibition

2013 The Horses, KBS gallery, Seoul, Korea
2007 Solo Exhibition, RAAM gallery, Seoul, Korea
2006 Blue wind from Homeland, Government House
Blue wind from Homeland, Art Gallery of the UMA (Union of Mongolian Artists), Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2005 Art from the Mongolian desert, Davidson gallery, Washington, USA
Solo Exhibition, Bilenhem, France
Solo Exhibition, Settle, France
2000 Solo Exhibition, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Solo Exhibition, Antwerp, Belgium
1999 Solo Exhibition, San Francisco, USA
1998 Solo Exhibition, San Francisco, USA
Solo Exhibition, Settle, France

 
 

Selected Joint Exhibition

2017 Lost in Tngri: the National Pavilion of Mongolia at 57th Venice Art Biennale, Istituto Santa Maria della Pietà, Castello, Venice, Italy
2012 Land Art Mongolia 2nd Biennale, Dundgobi, Mongolia
2011 26th Asian International Art Exhibition, Seoul, Korea
2010 Land Art Mongolia 360° – 1st Land Art Biennal Mongolia, Mongolia 360°, Dundgobi, Mongolia
25th Asian International Art Exhibition, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
The Third Beijing International Biennale, Beijing, China
International Equestrian Festival 2010, Downtown Lexington, Kentucky, USA
2009 Art Ireland Spring Collection 09, Dublin, Ireland
Equine affair, Pomona, California, USA
2008 Beijing International Art Biennale 2005, Beijing, China
Art Expo New York, New York, USA
Works on Paper, Armory Art Show, New York, USA
Art Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
2007 KIAF (Korean International Art Fair), Seoul, Korea
Art Expo 2007, Las Vegas, USA
7th Biennial International De Acuarela, El Museo Nacional De La Acuarela, Mexico City
Art Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
2006 Great Mongolia, Art Gallery of the UMA (Union of Mongolian Artists), Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Art Expo, New York, USA
Art Expo, Miami, USA
Puro Arte, Vigo, Spain
Puro Arte, Vigo, Spain
2005 Beijing International Art Biennale 2005, Beijing, China
The IMA Art Exhibition Japan and Mongolia, Art gallery of the UMA, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Jeju and Mongolia, Art gallery of the UMA, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2004 Mongolian Highlights, Vilnius, Lithuania
Joint exhibition of Mongolian-Korean artists, Jeju
2003 International Exhibition, Suvona, Korea
Group Exhibition, Mongolian Art Exhibition, London, UK
Epic of Nomads, Moran Museum of Art, Korea
1999 Fukuoka Asian Art Triennial, Fukuoka, Japan
Joint exhibition of Mongolian-Korean artists, Modern Art Gallery, Ulaanbaatar; Sogchi, Korea
Mongolian Exhibition, Orleans, USA
1997 Joint Exhibition, Amsterdam, Stenberhan, Holland
1995 Joint Exhibition, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
1993 Joint Exhibition of Mongolian-French artists, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
1991 Joint Exhibition of Mongolian-Russian artists, Moscow, Russia
Joint Exhibition, Museum of Fine Art, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Exhibition dedicated to the 750th anniversary of the book “The Secret History of the Mongols”, Modern Art Gallery, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
1983-1990 UMA young artists exhibitions, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia