After the initial symposium on Land Art Mongolia in Bor Undur, Gobi Desert 2006, the 1st Land Art Biennial Mongolia LAM360° took place August 2010 in Baga Gaziriin Chuluu. 26 international artists were invited to work within the specifc scenery. The results were exhibited on site and at the National Mongolian Modern Art Gallery in Ulaanbaatar completed with the according symposium Art & Politics at the congress center of the Chinggis Khan Hotel.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Mongol Messenger 7 / Symposium Art & Politics 2010
Program 1st LAND ART BIENNALE Mongolia Art and Politics: The Dialogue
16 - 20 August 2010 Chinggis Khaan Hotel, Ulaanbaatar
Reception of Participants and Introduction of Guests Stephan Kunze New Venture Consulting, Principal Investments Introduction into the Land Art Projects Curator of Mongolia 360°, Speaker of Symposium
Discussion
Presentation of single Land Art Projects Marc Schmitz Artist and Director of Mongolia 360° Discussion Lunch Artist Talk Participating Artists Work Presentation Discussion From Land Art to Politics - The global challenging Perspective of Environmental Concerns Beatrice Catanzaro Artist Discussion Closing Remarks
Wednesday 18th
Opening Ceremony Johannes D. Rey Representative of the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation Ch. Jargalsaikhan Deputy Minister of the Ministry for the Environment and Tourism Pius Fischer Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Mongolia Introduction and Moderation L. Nyam Head of the Department for Regulation of Forest Harvesting, Implementary Agency of the Government of Mongolia Art and Politics in Mongolia Ts. Uranchimeg University of California, Berkeley Discussion Economic Development and Lasting Management of Natural Resources in Mongolia – Political Parties Concepts N.N. Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party G. Ganbat Chief of Staff, Citizen’s Will Party J. Batbold Member of the Board, Democratic Party Ch. Enkhzaya Member of the Board and Secretary of International Relations and Cooperation, Mongolian Green Party Discussion Management of Natural Resources – A Model of Mongolian and German Cooperation T. Erdenechimeg Coordinator, Component "Legal Use of Forest Resources and Capacity Development" of the Program "Climate Change and Biodiversity", German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) Discussion Environmental Initiatives and Civic Participation in Mongolia T. Jigjidsuren Deputy Director for Foreign Relations and Cooperation, Centre of Mongolian Mining Professional Engineers B. Bayarmaa Director, Citizen’s Group „KHUVSGUL DALAIN EZED“ G. Chagnaadorj Director, Citizen’s Group „ARIUNSUVRAGA“ Discussion
Thursday 19th
Opening Session: Renewable Energies Dr. Stephan Kunze New Venture Consulting, Principal Investments Discussion Introduction of the Post Autonomy Project David Goldenberg Art Critic and Curator of Post Autonomy Project Discussion Lunch Perspectives of Land Art and Politics Y. Dalkh-Ochir Artist, former Director of Bluesun Mongolia Rajath Suri Curator of Mongolia 360°, Speaker of Symposium David Goldenberg Art Critic and Curator of Post Autonomy Project Ts. Uranchimeg University of California, Berkeley Discussion Coffee Break and Closing Opening Reception at the National Modern Art Gallery
Program 1st LAND ART BIENNALE Mongolia
ReplyDeleteArt and Politics: The Dialogue
16 - 20 August 2010 Chinggis Khaan Hotel, Ulaanbaatar
Reception of Participants and Introduction of Guests
Stephan Kunze New Venture Consulting, Principal Investments
Introduction into the Land Art Projects
Curator of Mongolia 360°, Speaker of Symposium
Discussion
Presentation of single Land Art Projects
Marc Schmitz Artist and Director of Mongolia 360°
Discussion
Lunch
Artist Talk
Participating Artists Work Presentation
Discussion
From Land Art to Politics - The global challenging Perspective of Environmental Concerns
Beatrice Catanzaro Artist
Discussion
Closing Remarks
Wednesday 18th
Opening Ceremony
Johannes D. Rey
Representative of the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation
Ch. Jargalsaikhan
Deputy Minister of the Ministry for the Environment and Tourism
Pius Fischer
Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Mongolia
Introduction and Moderation
L. Nyam
Head of the Department for Regulation of Forest Harvesting, Implementary Agency of the Government of Mongolia
Art and Politics in Mongolia
Ts. Uranchimeg
University of California, Berkeley
Discussion
Economic Development and Lasting Management of Natural Resources in Mongolia – Political Parties Concepts
N.N.
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
G. Ganbat
Chief of Staff, Citizen’s Will Party
J. Batbold
Member of the Board, Democratic Party
Ch. Enkhzaya
Member of the Board and Secretary of International Relations and Cooperation, Mongolian Green Party
Discussion
Management of Natural Resources – A Model of Mongolian and German Cooperation
T. Erdenechimeg
Coordinator, Component "Legal Use of Forest Resources and Capacity Development" of the Program "Climate Change and Biodiversity", German Technical Cooperation (GTZ)
Discussion
Environmental Initiatives and Civic Participation in Mongolia
T. Jigjidsuren
Deputy Director for Foreign Relations and Cooperation, Centre of Mongolian Mining Professional Engineers
B. Bayarmaa
Director, Citizen’s Group „KHUVSGUL DALAIN EZED“
G. Chagnaadorj
Director, Citizen’s Group „ARIUNSUVRAGA“
Discussion
Thursday 19th
Opening Session: Renewable Energies
Dr. Stephan Kunze
New Venture Consulting, Principal Investments
Discussion
Introduction of the Post Autonomy Project
David Goldenberg
Art Critic and Curator of Post Autonomy Project
Discussion
Lunch
Perspectives of Land Art and Politics
Y. Dalkh-Ochir
Artist, former Director of Bluesun Mongolia
Rajath Suri
Curator of Mongolia 360°, Speaker of Symposium
David Goldenberg
Art Critic and Curator of Post Autonomy Project
Ts. Uranchimeg
University of California, Berkeley
Discussion
Coffee Break and Closing
Opening Reception at the National Modern Art Gallery