LECTURES | TALKS

Mongol Networks: On Mongol Contributions to Art in Medieval Europe and Asia

Keynote lecture at Chinggis Khan Museum, Sep. 2023

  • Healing by J. Munkhtsetseg

    Performativity in Mongolian Buddhist Art

    Keynote talk at international workshop titled Probings into Vernacular Religion, Department of Relgious Studies

    University of Bern, Switzerland, November 2023

  • The Concept of ‘Buddhist Government’ in Early-Modern Inner Asia and Complicated Relations Between Text, Ritual and Art

    Numata speaker at McMaster University, Feb. 2023

Invited Talk, Society for Asian Art at Asian Art Museum, March 2021

Tradition and Modernity in Contemporary Art of Mongolia

The Visible and Invisible in the Art of Zanabazar

A Talk within Arts of Asia Series, Society for Asian Art at Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, February 2021.

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Exploring the Empire: Literature, Art, and Documents in the Study of the Mongols

Chair: Patricia BERGER, History of Art, UC Berkeley

“Portraits of Chinggis Khaγan: Ancestral Connections ReExamined” Uranchimeg TSULTEM, UC Berkeley.

 

"Mongolian Buddhism" Conference. September 2017

Buddhist Revelations in Mongolian Contemporary Art: Artist Soyolmaa Davaakhuu in Conversation with Uranchimeg Tsultem

 

Prior to Lenin: U.S. Diplomacy & Western Explorers in Early-20th-Century Mongolia

Kluge Fellow Uranchimeg Tsultem discusses U.S. diplomacy and Western explorers in early 20th century Mongolia.

"New Iconographies and Questions of Tradition in Mongolian Contemporary Art"


Uranchimeg Tsultem is a specialist in the art of Mongolia and Tibet. She worked extensively on the modern art of Mongolia prior to her present Ph.D. studies at the University of California, Berkeley. As an assistant professor at the Mongolian University of Arts and Culture (1995-2002), she curated Mongolian art exhibitions in Tsukuba, Japan (1997), New York (2000), and Bonn, Germany (2001), among others, and published on Mongolian modern art.