Washington’s art scene is trotting into the Year of the Horse with a powerful new exhibit that blends Lunar New Year traditions with reflections on pandemic-era challenges. Curators say the collection—showcasing vibrant sculptures, digital installations, and mixed-media works—was partly inspired by a ‘transformative moment’ during the COVID-19 crisis, though details remain under wraps. 🖼️
CGTN’s Frances Kuo reports the exhibit has already drawn crowds eager to reconnect with cultural roots while processing shared global struggles. "Art helps us gallop past old wounds," one visitor remarked, admiring a kinetic horse sculpture symbolizing resilience.
While the show’s pandemic-inspired pieces spark introspection, traditional lion dance performances and calligraphy workshops keep the Lunar New Year spirit alive. Organizers emphasize its universal appeal: "Whether you’re part of the Asian diaspora or just love bold art, this is 2026’s must-see cultural moment." 🌟
