One man show in 1992

Awarded the prize of Mongolian Artists Union in 1985, prize of Mongolia Youth Union in 1989, and diploma in 1985 in Sophia (Bulgaria), participated in Republican exhibitions since 1974. Participated in International exhibitions in 1991 (Moscow, Russia), 1992 (London, UK), 1989 (Fukuoka, Japan), 1984 (Havana, Cuba).

Since her first "foot hold" in the artistic word, Togs-Oyun has been recognized as a talented representative of younger generation of mongolian artists.

Being driven by her own aspiration, the artist's life has been dedicated to serve for beauty of nature and humanity. As an every artist, Togs-Oyun constantly searches the meanings of significance of the objects existing in nature and interprets them in her own manner.

Poetical and philosophical expressions of her works explain her feelings of harmony. A lyrical perspective is specific for her portraits, still-life, landscapes, techniques as pastel, oil, gouache, tempera, ink, pencil, monotype and etching as well as aquatint, dry-point, mezzotint, mixed techniques and many others are used by the artist in her graphic works, book illustrations and painting.

History and tradition are the subject of Togs-Oyun's study, she traveled all over the Mongolia, especially in Gobi, semi-desert region of Mongolia. The nomad's way of life, customs, legend and myths of Mongols has been described in her works, such as "Goa Maral" triptych. She interprets the meaning of totems and religion of ancient Mongols, which is significant for the artistic expression. Besides that a culture of different nations, characters of each person, their temper play an important role in her art works. As a book-illustrator Togs-Oyun is a famous among readers, which was proved by her first illustration to Mr. Luvsantseren's book "Adventure of Borzo - a little boy" in 1974.

The artist tries to broaden a range of her studies of monumental art. She participated in building the wall of mosaics full of personages of Mongolian tails and stories.

Her paintings and graphics works are in collections of Fine Art Museum, Modern Art gallery, Fukuoka Art Museum (japan) and in the state and private organizations such as Trade and Development Bank, Agricultural Bank, Mongolian Chamber of Trade and Industry, hotels “Undruul”, “Tsetseg”, The Asia foundation San Francisco, USA, Soros Foundation, Ulaanbaatar.Her works are in the collections individuals from Japan, USA, Germany, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Korea, China, Russia.

Education:

1974 - Graduated from the Art College in Ulaanbaatar 
1980 - Graduated from the Moscow Surikov Institute of Fine arts 

Awards:
1985 - Award of the Mongolian Union of Artists 
1985 - Honorary Diploma from the International Exhibition in Bulgaria 
1989 - Award of the Mongolian Youth Federation 
1993 “Honored Labour” medal, State award
2003 “Pole star” State award

Solo exhibitions:
1991 - Moscow 
1992 - Ulaanbaatar 
1994 - London 
1998 - Ulaanbaatar 

International Exhibitions:
1985 - Sofia, Bulgaria 
1985 - Yugoslavia 
1989 - Fukuoka, Japan 
1991 - Moscow, Russia 
1997 - Tokyo, Japan 
1998 - Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 
1998 - Tokyo, Japan 
1999 - Moscow, Russia 
2000 - New York, San Francisco, USA 
2000 - Delhi, India
2001 - Bonn, Germany
2001 Colors From Mongolia-Mongolian artists, New York and San Francisco
2001 Sendai, Japan
2002 “Zurag” Women artists of Mongolia, USA
2003 Mongolian art today”,  “Gallery 27”, London, UK
2003 “Mongolian artists joint exhibition”, Japan
2004 Me and We are” International exihibition, Ulaanbaatar
2004   Mongolian artists exhibition in San Francisco, USA
2004 Group exhibition "Mongolia &Tamna", Sympathetic exhibition of continent and island, Culture and Art center, Jeju, Korea
2005   Worth-Ryder Gallery, Mongolian artists exhibition in San Francisco, USA
2006   Montsalvat gallery, Melbourne, Australia

Exhibitions organized by the Mongolian Union of Artists 
1974 - 1990 Annual exhibition of young artists 
1982 - Exhibition in commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of MUA 
1985 - Human and Nature 
1990 - 750th anniversary of Secret of Mongolia exhibition 
1990 - 830th anniversary of Chingis Khan 
1990 - Danzan Ravja exhibition 190 
1990 - spring, autumn and annual "Beauty of Mongolia" exhibition 
1994 - Golden Camel exhibition 

Since 1974 have done design of more than 100 books