No. 3 (22) (2021): Century and Eternity: Fine Arts of Russia and Mongolia (dedicated to the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between of the two countries)
This issue No. 3 (22) of “The Art of Eurasia” Journal is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Russia and Mongolia. Therefore, its central section "Forum" contains articles about contemporary Mongolian artists — painter D. Enkhtaivan and master of artistic felt B. Munkhsoyol, about plein-airs and joint exhibition projects of Tuva and Mongolia, about the formation and development of Mongolian theatrical scenography and folk art of the Western Mongols-Oirats, about works and collections of Mongolian art in the Ts. Sampilov Art Museum in Ulan-Ude and museum collections of Irkutsk, as well as about a wonderful exhibit of the Fine Arts G. Zanabazar Museum in Ulaanbaatar — the painting "The Great Rider" by N. K. Roerich.
The section "Art of the 20th – 21st centuries" tells about the special direction of Chinese art of the 1960-1970s, practically unknown in Russia, and possibly in other countries, and called Zhi Qing — about how it was reflected in the works of famous artists. Here you can also learn about the unknown pages of the history of the Sverdlovsk branch of the Art Fund of the USSR. For the first time, a wide range of art lovers and art critics are presented with a study of the images of St. Petersburg in the artworks of Nikolai Simonovsky. For many, the work of the Moldovan artist Galina Kantor-Molotova will be a discovery, she shows herself with great skill not only in the scenography of the puppet theater, but also as a deep philosopher in sculpture, and as an astute lyricist in paintings.
Articles about the works of the gifted artist B.V. Smirnov from the collection of the Novosibirsk Museum of Local History; about how P.M. Tretyakov collected works for his unique collection at the antique market; about the graphic works of the artist Ferdinand Hodler are published in the section "On the storerooms and expositions of museums and art galleries".
The "Academy Bulletin" section presents masters of various types of art who have opened their exhibitions in the halls of the Russian Academy of Arts.
