JASDEEP KANG

Jasdeep Kang (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist working across film, sound, and photography. Drawing from themes of identity, radical care, and subterranean worlds—she uses cinematic storytelling, improvisational folk sounds, and visual ritual to explore how art can spark healing and collective connection. 

Kang earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a minor in Film & Media Studies at the University of CA, Irvine where she studied global cinema, social identity, and critical theory. These studies continue to shape her approach to media and art, grounding her practice in questions of historiography, cultural memory and the politics of representation.

Kang has worked as a director and producer, creating films with Times Square Arts, HBOmax, Hakuhodo Inc., Art in America, The Shed, Surface Magazine’s Cover Story on the Guerrilla Girls, Facebook, ESPN, British Airways, Snapchat, CFDA, and a 14 episode documentary titled Flow State which won two NY Emmy in Arts & Entertainment. 

HBOMax, i-D, KQED Arts have regarded Jasdeep as an up and coming director to watch. Her works have screened at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, the Herbert Von King Cultural Arts Center, Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley.

Additionally Kang is a DJ, through her project Jakari Wing, performing at Brooklyn Museum's First Saturday, Elsewhere, Soho House, The Dumbo Archway, with her sounds being featured on NTS Radio, KCR Radio, and Boxout.fm.

She co-leads the art-folk project Fyr Moon with guitarist and sound engineer Jesse Satler, where they blend Western and Eastern folk traditions, psychedelia and improvisations inspired by the natural world and Greek mythology.

She is a cofounder Disco Auntie,  a quarterly queer NYC dance party and DJ collective platforming the music of the South Asian diaspora.