A Photo Exhibition of the children and landscapes of Mongolia, chronicling the children’s lives in this harsh but beautiful part of the world.
March 8th to May 6th, 2011

Sacred Cow
http://www.sacredchow.com

227 Sullivan Street, NYC 10012 (b/w W3 & Bleecker); p: 212.337.0863

boy in child care center

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These felt slippers are Mongolian classics.

While in Ulaanbaatar, Nasa, one of the girls in my program, and I attended a felt making workshop, organized by a felt making cooperative. Nasa learned how to make these felt slippers to support her need for cash income.

Nasa is combing the dyed wool to make felt.

The women of the felt cooperative with Nasa.

Here are some of the slippers she helped making:

The Mongolian classic!

This is a modern design for childrn's slippers, all materials are animal products

Unresistable baby slippers!

All materials used are organic (even so that distinction doesn’t exist in Mongolia, because they don’t know anything but what we call organic), the dye used is according to American health safety regulations.

Sadly we had to end the winter 2010 exhibit at Ciao For Now, but the photos are still available for purchase through donation page on website: http://www.eternalblueskyofmongolia.org/donation.html

Children Of The Blue Sky – A Photo Exhibition of the children and landscapes of Mongolia, chronicling the children’s lives in this harsh but beautiful part of the world – by Martina Radwan

January 14 – March 18, 2010

Ciao For Now
www.ciaofornow.net
523 E 12th Street, btwn. Ave. A & B; p: (212) 677-2616

To order a print, please contact the photographer at
info@eternalblueskyofmongolia.org

Each photograph in the exhibition is one of a limited edition of twenty signed prints, and available for purchase.
Print size 11×19 (widescreen), paper size 18×20, frames 17×22 custom.

Framed print  $200

Unframed print  $160

The purchase is considered a tax-deductible donation, if purchased through 501c umbrella organization, FJC, A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds, at www.eternalblueskyofmongolia.org/donation.html.

All proceeds will go directly, in full, to the children in Mongolia.

Photos by Martina Radwan:

Benji

Yurt City #1

Zola

Yurt City #2

Hip Hop

Nasa

Nasa's Home

Tsaatan Girl on Tree

Nasa's Cow

Baaska's New Home

Children Of The Blue Sky – A Photo Exhibition

Please join us for the Opening Reception January 14, 2010 at 7pm – 9pm.

Ciao For Now
www.ciaofornow.net
523 E 12th Street, btwn. Ave. A & B; p: (212) 677-2616

The Opening is sponsored by Tinto Fino, Vinos De Espana www.tintofino.com.

www.eternalblueskyofmongolia.org