Art for those who understand ordinary moments and invisible struggles are worth immortalizing because it was worth living.

A woman with long black hair and a nose ring sitting in a studio, with a dark wall behind her decorated with colorful paintings and a decorative wall hanging. The image has text saying "In the STUDIO".
A woman with long black hair and a nose ring sitting in a studio, with a dark wall behind her decorated with colorful paintings and a decorative wall hanging. The image has text saying "In the STUDIO".

Sumera Khan is a modern impressionist oil painter, urban sketcher, arts educator, and active community member based in Katarokwi/Kingston. As a BIPOC artist and caregiver to individuals with invisible disabilities, she brings a strong commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and community-building through the arts. Her work centers on storytelling, memory, and identity, often rooted in themes of caregiving and spaces that hold stories.

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