Azzah Sultan (b. 1996) received her BFA from Parsons School of Design and her MFA at Washington State University. Born in Abu Dhabi, Azzah is a Malaysian native who grew up in Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Finland, Bahrain and has spent ten years living in America working on her artistic practice. She has had her art exhibited in The New School, S.A.D. Gallery, The Bushwick Collective, BUFU Studios, The Ely Center, Sotheby’s Institute of Art, Blackfish Gallery, Chase Gallery, Terrain 12, KMAC Gallery, Apostrophe Galley and etc. She was a panelist for Muslim Women Reclaim Their Identities at Amherst College and a guest lecturer at Chautauqua Institution. She has been a resident at Pioneer Works, MITU Hybrid Arts Lab and the Anderson Center. She has exhibited three solo shows at Trotter&Sholer Gallery in New York and one solo show at Rissim Contemporary in Kuala Lumpur. She is currently a teaching artist at the Lower East Side Girls Club.