Sally Gutiérrez Dewar is a visual artist graduated in Fine Arts (UCM), filmmaker (Masters in Media Studies, New School University), PhD in Humanities (University of Murcia), and researcher, with an international experience linked to contemporary art and non-fiction film. She works with expanded formats in a hybrid field between contemporary art, visual essay and non-fiction film. From a critical and feminist position that questions the colonial construction of history and the present, her artistic projects explore the ways of inhabiting and resisting in geographies where space, non-human beings and objects are also social actors in the networks and crises of globalization.

She has developed projects based on collaboration with local communities in South Africa, the Philippines and the community of Madrid. She is part of the art collective Declinación Magnética, and of the DOCMA documentary film association. Her work is in the collection of the Reina Sofia Museum, MUSAC, CDAN, Pierogi Files, NYC and private collections. He teaches at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Salamanca and at the Creative Campus, UE, Madrid.

Her works have been exhibited nationally and internationally in galleries, museums, associations and film festivals, such as the Reina Sofia Museum, Matadero, Casa Encendida, Tabacalera, Conde Duque, Casa Asia, BBVA Foundation, ARCO, Metro Madrid, Liquidación Total gallery, la Fábrica gallery, Oliva Arauna gallery and Formato Cómodo gallery (Madrid), Kunstwerke, Podewil, Gropius Bau Museum, Kamm gallery, Wonhmachine gallery, Shoeder strasse gallery, Kino Babylon Mitte and the Akademie der Künste (Berlin) Fragnera Museum in Prague, Erhard gallery and ART gallery in Dresden, Underwood Street gallery, ICP and SOAS (London), Jeu de Paume, Paris, PS1, LMCC's space in the Twin Towers, Parker's Box gallery, Rotundagallery, Municipal Art Gallery, Whitebox gallery, the Whitney Museum Study program, (ISLAA) The Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (New York), the Cultural Center of Spain, Montevideo, the Biennial of the South and its various venues in Latin America, CCCP and UP Manila, (Manila), Instituto Cervantes of New Delhi, Bangkok, Berlin, London, Manila, and returning to Spain, Fundación Botí in Córdoba, La Panera, Lleida, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Vigo, Centre d'Art Santa Mónica, CCCB and MACBA in Barcelona, Sala Rekalde and Arteleku in Bilbao, Sala Amarica, ARTIUM and Centro Cultural Montehermoso in Vitoria, CDAN in Huesca and Sala de Exposiciones de la Diputación de Huesca.