A training course in ceramic arts conducted by four French artists opened today at the courtyard of the Ceramic Arts Studio. It will continue on August 6, 7, 17, and 18.  Altogether 60 Mongolians — 20 professional artists, 20 students and 20 interested amateurs – have registered for the course, which has been organized by Tamga, an organization for promoting art and culture. The output from the course will be exhibited at the Natural Historical Museum on August 20. 

Earlier on that day, an international meeting on ceramic arts will be held with support from Next Nature LLC, the Mongolian Fine Arts Academy and the Mongolian Modern Ceramic Art Union. The work of Mongolian ceramic artists would then be exhibited in Anjou in France.