'Longing for Home' artists reception Sept. 17 at Lynnwood Event Center - Lynnwood Today

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The "Longing For Home" exhibit at the Lynnwood Event Center will host a Meet the Artists reception on September 17 from 6-8 p. m. This event allows attendees to interact with artists from the Korean American Artists Association of Washington State while enjoying live music and complimentary light bites from Plate & Palette. Signature cocktails, including the "Seoul Sunset," will also be available for purchase at the bar. The exhibit showcases a rich variety of artistic expressions, including oil paintings, photography, and works made from recycled materials, all reflecting the cultural heritage of the Korean American community.

Founded in 1989, the KAAW plays a vital role in promoting local artists and enhancing community life through cultural events and scholarships for young artists. The exhibit will be on display until December 13, with viewing hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

on weekdays and during events on evenings and weekends. This event not only highlights the artistic contributions of Korean Americans but also fosters community engagement and appreciation for diverse cultures. Attendees are encouraged to RSVP to secure their participation in this vibrant celebration of art.

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