Land Art Mongolia

THE BIENNIAL

LAM 360° (Land Art Mongolia | acronym LAM) is a biennial art festival located in Mongolia. LAM focuses on Land Art as a form of spatial visualization of the relations between nature, culture and social policies. It strongly promotes freedom of expression in joining people and institutions from all sectors of Mongolian society by meshing their respective backgrounds and perspectives through collabo...

WHO ARE WE NOW ?

Globalisation can be understood specifically as an attack on cultures that are close to ‘nature’, or that continue to respect the values implicit in ‘nature’. What are these values? The attitude that humanity shares a delicately balanced habitat with other animals, and that the entire ecology deserves our respect. It is a holistic outlook, advocating sustainable rather than exploitative approaches...

5th BIENNIAL LAM 360°

WHO ARE WE NOW ?

SHIRIN ABEDINIRAD IRN

BAT-ERDENE BATCHULUUN   MNG

CAMILLE BIDDELL UK

ANA LAURA CANTERA ARG

VIKRAM DIVECHA   IND / UAE

PUREVBAT GANKHUUGIIN MNG

MICHELE GIACOBINO    IT

SOPHIE GUYOT CH

MARIKO HORI    JP / SRB

JUNICHIRO IWASE   CAN

MUNKHJARGAL JARGALSAIKHAN MNG

RICHARD JOCHUM   USA

TANYA P. JOHNSON ZAF / CAN

MEE-PING LEUNG HKG

ZHENG LU PRC

JETTE MELLGREN   DK

AKMAR NIJHOF NL

SENA PARK KR / NZ

ELIZABETH PRINS   ZAF / TWN

MEGUMI SHIMIZU   JP

BATSAIKHAN SOYOLSAIKHAN MNG

RIRKRIT TIRAVANIJA   THA / USA

ODMAA URANCHIMEG   MNG

RONALD VAN DER MEIJS NL

ALLARD VAN HOORN NL / USA

SIOU MING WU TWN

TETSUO YAMASHIGE JP

26.09.2019

Programm Ulaanbaatar Public Art Week

View PDF program booklet

2nd Ulaanbaatar Public Art Week

29.07.2019

NOMADIC DEMOCRACY

Nomadic Democracy ?

ULAANBAATAR PUBLIC ART WEEK - 27 Sept – 3 Oct - 2019

Nomadic Democracy ? concept by Maurizio Bortolotti

Migration is one of the major worldwide issues today, which challenges the economical capitalistic strategies and generates a critical point for the Western model of democracy. Looking at this issue from the point of view of the global economy, it seems to incite a reinstallation of borders, especially in and around Europe and the United States. Migration has taken a negative meaning because it is seen as a phenomenon that produces a lot of economic and social instability. Ideally, due to migration we have to re-negotiate our view of democracy and its influence on our lives. While looking at it from a central Asian perspective, Mongolia can offer a different model to deal with this issue.

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