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A COLLECTION OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY WORKS BY ARTISTS OF ASIAN HERITAGE.


By producing, curating and exhibiting the art and voices of Asians living both within and outside of Asia, we aim to create an evolving library that can be experienced by all. Read more ︎
Mark
CONTACT 🌏️
HELLO@BAESIANZ.COM
BASED IN LONDON
︎ @BAESIANZ / @BAESIANZFC
Mark

PROJECTS



Baesianz team consists of creative directors, writers, producers and a casting director.
We are always keen to discuss projects which uplift the Asian community. 
Get in touch via hello@baesianz.com


ME2U: A Collective Manifesto ~ An exhibition and event series with Bow Arts exploring sharing tools for survival. super☆sonic: An audio-visual performances and club night by artists from the Asian Diaspora. BAESIANZ X HATE ZINE: Artist Residencies at Set Woolwich ROOTS: An exhibition and event series in collaboration with Grubber, exploring nature, it’s healing qualities and the decolonisation of horticulture. REFINERY 29 x ADIDAS: Featured in editorial content for Adidas and Refinery 29, selecting an all Asian crew from our community. GIRLS IN FILM: Creating content for GiF's IG channel to educate on East and South-East Asians on screen and behind the scenes of cinema. CREATIVE FUND: Working with Korean Fashion Designer Peter Donghun Han to design a clothing collection with proceeds supporting Asian artists in the UK. TALES FROM THE SILK ROAD w/ NOWNESS ASIA: A film curation exploring stories by Asian filmmakers with the aim to trade beauty and exchange knowledge in the form of film. BALAMII RADIO: Co-hosting a radio show with Dillon on London's Balamii radio, exploring Asian music from across the continent. GUTS GALLERY: As part of Guts Galleries exhibition, Begin Again, we spoke to artist, filmmaker and lecturer Michelle Williams Gamaker. NO ROOM LEFT IN THE MARGINS: A digital film festival curated for the The Bomb Factory Art Foundation exploring narratives of British-Asian filmmakers. RADIO ENSAYO: Curating an eclectic Asian radio show for Yucatan based Radio Ensayo.


Mark