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MONGOLIAN CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER

BLUE SUN COLLECTIVE

BLUE SUN is a leading organization in Mongolia dedicated to promoting, practicing, encouraging, and inspiring contemporary art. 

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The BLUE SUN Contemporary Art Center of Mongolia (Blue Sun CACM) collaborates with artists and curators worldwide to enhance contemporary art's creative and technical aspects. We support Mongolian contemporary artists through programs, projects, exhibitions, and artistic activities to expand its international reach.

 

Also, BLUE SUN CACM organizes art camps in the countryside every year, and we are willing to collaborate locally and internationally.

 

As representatives of Mongolian contemporary artists, we have embraced space, its openness, and Mother Earth.

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ZUUN ART - Selenge Art Camp and Open Academy are instances of working in open spaces directly outside. The whole of nature itself, factory buildings, abandoned trains, houses, etc., are among the added items in the artwork.

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Blue Sun CACM organizes contemporary art exhibitions of all types. It's one of the most significant events that we dedicate ourselves to.

 

Blue Sun CACM is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization. Due to financial constraints, we can only do a little at some points. We put forth our best effort and consistently find a way to organize our artists' exhibitions.

We aim to raise awareness among Mongolians about creative artworks and minds that are like art. Our member artists often address social and environmental issues through their artworks to communicate better solutions. We believe that creativity has the power to transform everything.

Moreover, we hold exhibitions to exhibit their outcomes following our art camp programs.

 

Join BLUE SUN CACM and get involved in our local and international programs.

We are open to collaborating with international artists willing to organize, initiate, and work with us.

Follow our social media channels and check out our monthly blog posts.

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