The Städtische Galerie Waldkraiburg is delighted to present this exhibition, which showcases a wide range of artistic positions from both Mongolia and Germany. On display are one hundred works, predominantly on paper, which highlight the diversity of the current Mongolian art scene and engage in an intensive exchange with another hundred works from Germany.

The Mongolian word 3yy [zu:] means hundred (in German: hundert), so that the basic idea is already reflected in the title of the exhibition: to facilitate an artistic encounter between one hundred plus one hundred artists from two culturally very different countries. 3yy + hundert thus ties in with an earlier solo exhibition by the artist Katja Brinkmann in Waldkraiburg, which was particularly influenced by her impressions of Mongolia.

The current exhibition continues an exchange project that Katja Brinkmann initiated and implemented last year on the occasion of the anniversary 50 Years of German-Mongolian Diplomatic Relations: The works of 100 Mongolian artists have already been presented in Berlin and Hamburg, and in return, the works of 100 artists from Germany were shown in the Mongolian capital Ulaanbaatar. After an initial joint presentation in Neuhausen, both exhibitions are now being shown at the Städtische Galerie Waldkraiburg, where they engage in an exciting artistic dialogue.

Artists and curators from the last 15 years

Fides Becker, Stefan Beuchel, Manuel Bonik, Reinhart Buettner, Birgit Cauer, Ilse Deberle, Barbara Eitel, Reinhold Gottwald, Birgit Hölmer, Juliana Jaeger, Hubi W. Jäger, Karen Koltermann, Pia Linz, Johanna Oenicke, Maria Rähälä, Jan Sobottka, Marianne Stoll, Sophia Tabatadze, Tom Wommelsdorf, Raul de Zarate