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Shurjo Mukhi (Shreya)

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Profile Information

Location: Washington D.C., DC
Primary Discipline: Visual Art
Secondary Disciplines: Storytelling • Film • Craft • Fine Art
Populations Served: Immigrants / Refugees • General Public • People with Disabilities • LGBTQ+ Communities • BIPOC Communities • Artists / Arts Workers • Families • Adults • Seniors • Youth
Programs Offered: Community Arts Programs • Out-of-School Classes

Personal Values

I believe everyone has a story to tell. I believe the stories we tell have capacity to transform and heal if done with care, honesty, intentionality, and imagination. I hope to facilitate trauma-informed, arts-based learning spaces for self and communal discovery– spaces where it’s okay to make mistakes, to find joy through the creation process, to try new things and challenge limiting beliefs. I am deeply committed to grounding my art practice in anti-racist, pro-indigenous, caste abolitionist, disability justice, and LGBTQ+ liberation movements. I believe in the collective liberation of all peoples!

Training & Experience

TIPTA Certifications: Trauma Informed Practice for Teaching Artists (Online)
Year Certified: 2025
Experience Level: 2-5 years

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Bio

Shurjo mukhi/shreya is a Bengali multimedia (comics, animation, collage, block printing, etc) artist that hopes to always create and reimagine with community– to use art as a way to manifest healthy loves and ways of being in real and dream worlds. They enjoy using colors, textures, and a mix of media to facilitate supportive spaces for community to grow and share their voices.

In the past, they have worked on community-based, art-centered projects with spaces like Art Enables, Lavender Phoenix, API DVRP, BATJC, SMYAL, SAADA, and Shout Mouse Press. They have facilitated classes like “Frame by Frame: Storytelling through Comics and Animation” at Project Create DC and workshops like “Wheatpasting as Resistance” and “Mindful Play through Comics” at API Domestic Violence Resource Project. They hope to support collective healing through their practice.

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