Art Exhibits
Art Gallery at Lynnwood City Hall
February 9 – March 13, 2026
Willow Sparrow, A Spring Morning by Hongduan Yang
The WA Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Art Research Association
President of the WA Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Art Research Association is Master Hongduan Yang. His students: Tingji Yu, Maggie He, Koon-Yui Poon, Syvia Hang, Vivien Tye, May Huang, Henry Wong, Bensam Ho, etc. are all members.
HongDuan Yang: Bio
HongDuan Yang is a renowned artist in Chinese painting and calligraphy. He excels in both flowers-and-birds and landscape as well as calligraphy. He recently created a new form of art, “Micro Chinese Calligraphy and Painting”. Currently he is the president (also the founder) of the United States Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Association, a Consultant of the Professors Association of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting in Beijing University, an Honorary Chairman of the Central China Art Institute for Chinese Calligraphy and Painting, an Honorary Chairman of the Red Flag Art Institute, and a Consultant of Chinese Artists Association in Washington, USA.
Art Gallery at Lynnwood Rec Center
Starts january 12, 2026
Daniel Lee, "Eras of War"
Daniel Lee
Artist Statement: Watercolor was an immense struggle at first. It was everything against what I thought art should be: straight lines and crisp details that jumped off the page. Puddles and drips seemed to fight against me as I attempted to steer them. I toiled to render detail by detail precisely, only to watch water undo all of my progress. But over time, my mindset shifted. I started seeing the beauty of looseness, in the space between intention and accident. By the end I realized that though I respected the work that went into creating work that was accurate, indistinguishable next to a photo; I came to love watercolor and its expression and open-endedness, leaving viewers to fill in the details for themselves.
Biography: Daniel Lee (b. 2011) is a 14-year-old artist, cellist, and fencer based in Bellevue, Washington. A freshman in high school, Daniel creates watercolor and collage works that explore themes of contentment, belonging, and everyday joy. His art often captures quiet moments—whether in a family hut or a stadium crowd—inviting viewers to reflect and fill in the emotional details. Outside the studio, Daniel studies classical cello and practices fencing, both of which shape his sense of rhythm, discipline, and flow. He’s passionate about inclusive creative spaces and storytelling that blends visual art, music, and symbolism. Daniel continues to develop his voice through collaborative projects rooted in emotional depth and cultural resonance.
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Questions? Contact Fred Wong via email Arts@lynnwoodwa.gov or call 425-670-5502.