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Isabella 民瓷 Kahn is a lens-based artist born in China and living in Philadelphia, PA, as she completes her BS in Photography at Drexel University. Her creative practice navigates the tension between her personal history and global memory as a transnational, transracial adoptee, highlighting themes of identity, displacement, and family. 

Isabella has shown her work nationally and internationally, in cities including Chicago, New York, Houston, and London. Select group exhibitions include Momentary Visions at The Print Center and Alternatives 2025: Image as Record at Ohio University. Her project, 32 Years Later: The Legacy of Chinese Intercountry Adoption was selected for Vision(ary) 2025 at the Griffin Museum of Photography, and she was recently recognized as one of the Top 25 Students to Watch of 2025 by Lenscratch. Isabella’s photographs has been published by Teen Vogue and People Magazine, and her work can be found in the permanent collection of the International Center of Photography. She has also co-curated photographic exhibitions at the Photography Gallery at the University of the Arts, in Philadelphia, and the Copeland Gallery in South London.

CV available here.