​Sa’dia Rehman (b. Queens, NY, they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. Their work explores structures of the family, the nation, the border. Rehman questions how we live within these systems and how they impact who we are, the desire to rearrange, and take them apart. They center familial history to expand on harm and survival. Rehman has exhibited work at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Queens Museum, Columbus Museum of Art, The Kitchen, Kentler International Drawing Space, Center for Book Arts, Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU and Pakistan National Council of the Arts. Rehman was the recipient of the Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson Grant and Meredith Morabito, the Henrietta Mantooth Fellowship and was awarded residencies at Abrons Art Center, Art Omi, Asian American Arts Alliance, Edward Albee Foundation, Vermont Studio Center, NARS Foundation and AIM Bronx Museum. Rehman’s work has been featured in The Brooklyn Rail, The New York Times, Harper’s, Hyperallergic, ColorLines and Art Papers. *

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*https://www.sadiarehman.com/about.html