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Appearing Moments
‘Appearing Moments’ features artworks that were developed while Sarah McEwan was a Georges River Artist in Resident at Carss Park in 2022. During her residency, Sarah invited local people, and those from beyond the area, to sit for portraits, either in real life or virtually. Instead of capturing their physical likeness, she had conversations and asked questions that inspired more abstract portraits. These artworks explore the intangible ‘felt’ qualities that each sitter shared through their stories.
Clive James Library Community Art Space
Belgrave Street, Kogarah
04 – 28 October 2025
Congratulations to regional artist Greg Pritchard and metro artist Ryley Gillen on their selection for the Scene Shift Residency!
The Cad Factory (Narrandera) and Brand X (Sydney) are committed to a rural and urban flow of artistic exchange and learning. This residency program gives a regional artist studio space in the Sydney CBD and gives a metro artist studio space in rural NSW. The residencies will allow artists to connect with different communities, build industry connections and give time and space to develop work.
The 'More Than a Fish Kill' documentary explores how artists, fisheries managers and First Nations custodians came together in the aftermath of devastating fish kills along the Barka (Darling River).
The documentary is now available for streaming rental on Vimeo-on-Demand.
Vic McEwan had a chat with Amanda Tattersall for the ChangeMaker Podcast, speaking about his career in creating socially-engaged art.
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