David Kary completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts (BCA) at Wollongong University between 1990 and 1992 majoring in Arts Journalism and Theatre Studies. Ever since 1992 he has been writing about the arts scene in Sydney in various publications.
He has managed Sydney Arts Guide since 2004.
Multi-award-winning Sydney performing arts venue, Phoenix Central Park, has announced a new digital series to support artist livelihoods and encourage creative expression throughout the extended Greater Sydney lockdown.
Sydney-based musicians, who have suffered from unemployment and financial uncertainty due …
The Powerhouse has welcomed Mark Wilsdon to the new role of
Chief Operating Officer during a transformational period of
renewal.
Mr Wilsdon brings over 30 years of experience in the arts,
cultural, tourism and hospitality sectors, including an
exceptionally successful …
In a small town, three strangers become intricately entwined by the events of one fateful night. A story of intrigue set in regional NSW first written for the stage will now be transformed into an online audio experience available for …
The Art Gallery of NSW will present In the Frame: Archibald Prize 2021 on Tuesday 24 August at 7.30pm – 8pm, featuring Archibald Prize 2021 winning artist Peter Wegner and his subject Guy Warren in conversation with Yumi Stynes.…
Riverside Theatres Digital will welcome Adelaide Cabaret Festival smash-hit A Migrant’s Son by Michaela Burger. The production will stream in an exclusive online Watch Party on Friday 20 August at 7:30pm, and then will be available to watch on-demand until …
Carrie Rheinberger, a fine art portrait photographer whose work can be described as ethereal, says: “Being a Mum was my dream, but not what I expected it to be. My life now revolved around a tiny human constantly clamped to …
Tamzen Hayes has been called Australia’s very own Phoebe-Waller Bridge.Tamzen’s response to this is interesting,“I think that people compare me to Phoebe Waller Bridge because we both wrote a show where we could really play someone close to …
Hope Song
We worry about our bickering politicians and their lack of leadership the trouble spots around the world where people are still fighting and some lie dying the tough times that are so hard going through yet still…
Living with Art 2021 invites collectors, supporters and art enthusiasts to contribute to the survival of artists during this time of crisis by acquiring their art.
Building on the successful Covid-19 Art Project of 2020, the aim is to support …
Musica Viva is pleased to announce composer and violist Matthew Laing as their new FutureMaker for 2022–3, alongside the return of 2020–1 FutureMakers the Partridge String Quartet.
Musica Viva’s FutureMakers program is designed to discover and enable brilliant early …