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The Cad Factory: Walks

When

Sunday 8 June 2025

10.00am - 11.00am

12.00pm - 1.00pm

2.00pm - 3.00pm

Where

Murray Art Museum Albury

Price

Free. Please register your interest.

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Image that contains two headshots in circles and The CAD factory logo. Bottom left is a headshot of a woman wearing glasses with shoulder length blonde hair. To the right and slightly higher is a headshot of a man. He has reading glasses on the top of his head. The ad factory is written with the word the conatained within a rectangle, the letters C,A and D contained within individual circles and the word factory contained with another rectangle.

A program for artists and creatives, whether aspiring or established. Take a one-hour walk around Albury with Vic McEwan or Sarah McEwan of The Cad Factory. Discuss your creative practice, an idea you have, a problem, an ethical artistic dilemma, an artistic dream, or a new strategy. These sessions aim to offer a constructive space with Sarah or Vic who will follow your lead, listen and respond.

Due to the limited number of spots available we are asking people to register their interest. We will confirm availability via email by Wednesday 4 June 2025.

About the artists

Sarah McEwan has been working and volunteering at the Cad Factory since 2006. Sarah is an artist, musician, artist‑curator and Creative Producer who lives and works between Sandigo, within the Wiradjuri Nation, and in Sydney, within the Eora Nation. She likes to time‑travel through the past in order to learn from what has happened before and to understand, navigate and create the world she wants and needs in the present and the future. In the spirit of ethically engaged practices, she values community, collaboration, gentleness and embracing differences.

Vic McEwan is an interdisciplinary artist working with sound, video, installation and performance with a particular interest in site-specific work. He is interested in creating new dynamics by working with diverse partners and exploring difficult themes within lived experience. Vic aims to use his work to contribute to and enrich broader conversations about the role that the arts sector can play within our communities.

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