Marika Dee
Mongolia's Urban Youth: Between Tradition and Globalization: MONGOLIA-URBAN-YOUTH-ULAANBAATAR_08

During a live performance of the rock band Mohanik, interior designer Enerel, 26, paints on a wall of the Glamour art gallery in downtown UB. In 2013, Enerel who used to live and study for 10 years in the US decided it was time to return to Mongolia. “More and more people are coming back” she said “bringing back what they learned abroad”.
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