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THE ART Mi Young Lee uses water
soluble oils on paperboard or canvas to produce her abstract paintings. In her statement of philosophy and technique she says:
"The style and techniques I utilize in translating my feelings to images have grown from within myself as a result of
my emotional response to my work and my life's experiences. The actual source of the energy that inspires me and the effect
that my work has on other people is not my primary concern in creating my art. While I am pleased when people find something
beautiful in my work that they can relate to, my purpose for creating is not to decorate, but rather it is to visually express
my feelings. My paintings are a composite of geometric forms, organic shapes, gestures, and texture, combined in a kaleidoscope
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EVENTS Thank you
to all my patrons, old and new, who visited my exhibits at the Art at The Domain in Austin, TX.
I will be participating with the Main Street Art Festival. I hope you can come, see my new works, and have
a great arts experience during April 18th-21th at Fort Worth, TX. For more information about the upcoming show, click this link.
ABOUT THE ARTIST Mi Young Lee was priveleged to be featured in an episode of the South Dakota Public Television
produced series: Dakota Life. The program originally aired on SDPTV September 6th, 2007.
Click here to download and play the South Dakota Public Television segment of Dakota Life featuring Mi Young Lee. Runtime
is 8 minutes, 30 seconds. It is a large file (39.1 Mb), and download time will depend on your connection speed.
Click here to view the Video on YouTube
Click here to view video of the Dedication Ceremony for the New Business School at the University of South Dakota. Mi Young
and a major painting she was commissioned to create for the school were acknowledged during the ceremony.
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iPAD Users If slideshow does not play with a music on this
page, you are missing a series of Mi Young's works showcased at 60+ collector's
homes . You can view the slideshow on a regular laptop
or PC or click on Gallery Tab on the left and view the slideshow on YouTube for each Gallery.
 
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