

ABOUT
Sarah McEwan is an artist who lives and works on Wiradjuri land in Birrego NSW. She is passionate about 'onto-ethics'; how to make the present world different from the past.
As a musician, Sarah has played drums in bands for over 15 years and toured through Australia, Europe and China, having released music independently and through the labels Half a Cow and Laughing Outlaw.
Sarah is the Creative Producer of the Cad Factory, an artist-led organisation creating an international program of new, immersive and experimental work guided by authentic exchange, ethical principles, people and place.
As an advocate for an inclusive art world, Sarah collaborated with Leanne Dyer and Riverina Community College to establish a supported studio in Wagga Wagga that has been running since 2016.
In 2016, Sarah was awarded a Create NSW Regional Fellowship where she undertook residencies at Duke University USA (2017), Womens Center for Creative Work USA (2018) and Bundanon Trust (2018).
Photographs: Vic McEwan, Lindee Russell
PRESENTATIONS
Download the following presentations
2020: Something to Say Public Program
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
What does it mean to be political in regional NSW?
2018: Artlands Bendigo
National Regional Arts Conference
How is regional feminism different and why does this matter?
2018: Women, Art and Feminism in Australia since 1970
Victorian College of the Arts
Invisible Mending: recent Australian regional feminist activism Delivered in collaboration with Julie Montgarrett
2018: Western Riverina Arts Network Event
Griffith Regional Art Gallery
INTERVIEWS
2019: Regional Arts NSW
Artist Spotlight: The Cad Factory
2018: Country Web Magazine
The Art of Celebrating Regional Women
2015: Cyclic Defrost