Born in 1965 in Ulaanbaatar, Tsogo Mijid lives and works as an artist, arts administration professional, and art educator in Denver. Tsogo has had numerous solo and select group exhibitions in Mongolia, Hungary, Germany, Russia and the United States. His artworks are owned by Nobel Peace Prize laureate the 14th Dalai Lama, and the Denver Art Museum, with permanent installations at the Denver Zoo and Meow Wolf Denver. Tsogo remains one of the few Mongolian artists in the world to follow in the ancient art of the Mongolian Tsam mask-making tradition. Over the course of his 35-year career, Tsogo’s commitment to creating powerful images of the marginalized life is unwavering. Having lived through various political systems in many different countries, Tsogo remains a versatile artist whose different art practices continues to reflect his migratory experiences. In each of the cities where he has lived over the course of his career, Tsogo continues to be a key figure merging both Western and Eastern cultures.