About the researcher
Sally Gutiérrez Dewar (Madrid, 1965) holds a PhD in Art and Humanities from Universidad de Murcia, a Master’s in Media Studies from the New School University in New York, and a degree in Fine Art from Universidad Complutense de Madrid. She is a researcher and visual artist, and teaches at the Creative Campus of Universidad Europea and at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Universidad de Salamanca. Her work often draws on expanded formats with no fixed boundaries, where diverse techniques and disciplines intersect. Her practice explores the language of objects, geographies, living beings, and the natural and social landscapes that build and destroy our ways of inhabiting and resisting in the world.
Her awards include, among others, the Matadero Madrid Creation Grants, the BBVA Foundation Fellowship and the Fulbright Fellowship. She has held solo exhibitions at, among other venues, Galería Formato Cómodo, Matadero Madrid, Querformat Galerie, Kamm Galerie Berlin, Whitebox Gallery, Parker’s Box in New York, Constitution Hill in Johannesburg, and the Governor’s Palace Museum in Mozambique. She has also taken part in numerous group exhibitions, including the Berlin Biennale, BienalSur in Argentina, Uruguay and Peru, Jeu de Paume in Paris, PS1 in New York, the ICA in London, and the Akademie der Künste in Berlin, among others. Her videos, graphic works and installations are held in national museum collections, have been shown in international exhibitions, and have featured in prestigious national and international film festivals.
