Sarah Khan is a London-based artist-filmmaker, writer, and cultural organiser. Her work engages poetics and documentary as insurgent tools to relay personal and collective histories. Through her practice, she seeks to map the worldmaking potential that emerges when exclusion meets the agency of the "othered". Co-founder of the collective Baesianz, Sarah programmes multidisciplinary events that centre artists and communities of Asian heritage.
Selected film screenings include at Nowness Asia, Open City Documentary Festival, Guts Gallery, the ICA, Airtime, Aesthetica Short Film Festival, 4:3 Boiler Room, Rio Cinema and Open School East.
Sarah holds an MA in Writing from the Royal College of Art (2019-'21), and is currently an Aziz scholar, completing an MA in Visual Anthropology at Goldsmiths, University of London (2025-'26).
Baesianz is an interdisciplinary art collective that cultivates Asian-led narratives through exhibitions, film screenings, solidarity fundraisers, workshops, and audio-visual performances. Founded in 2019, Baesianz centres the works and voices of Asian-heritage communities living both within and outside of Asia.
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