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Kay Lee

Bio

Kendra Lee (b. 1987) better known as Kay Lee, is a multidisciplinary freelance artist. As a true Washingtonian, who grew up in a changing and challenging environment, art has always been a “light at the end of the tunnel” outlet and it has given her a way to express herself in the most positive non-verbal way.  The passion behind her work allows her to create appealing and yet emotional pieces. She creates with the intentions of leaving an impression on others with her artwork. She wants others to feel something after seeing her artwork, whether, it is joy, sadness, anger, calm, etc. She specializes in acrylic paints, pallet knife paintings and a broad variety of other artistic ventures like murals, logos, digital illustrations, stationery and clay products. Kay has always been told she has a story worth sharing, and her artwork is her way of doing just that with the world.  

Artist Statement

"Art started out as a way to build a connection with my dad. It was a way to connect to something I believed he was once passionate about and lost his way. While trying to find something to latch onto, I found me. I found an outlet; something that truly made me happy, could change my mood and something that I was naturally good at. Art didn't necessarily give me the bond I wanted but it gave me so much more. " 

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Echoes of Mbele, Visions of Freedom Art Exhibit

Neiman Marcus Tysons Galleria in partnership with The Black Art Today Foundation in recognition of Juneteenth presents, "Echoes of Mbele, Visions of Freedom,".   

"Echoes of Mbele, Visions of Freedom," invites us to contemplate the enduring spirit of progress and the vibrant tapestry of the African American experience, drawing a powerful connection between the concept of "Mbele" and the significance of Juneteenth. 

Exhibit Dates: Saturday June 21 -Sunday June 22, 2025.