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.
Sullivan+Strumpf is delighted to present a selection of recent and iconic works by internationally-acclaimed artist Judy Millar.
The gestural and abstracted surfaces of Judy Millar’s works are both intensely physical and highly-mediated structures, reflecting the paradox we face of inhabiting …
“Made our day, our month, and even our year!” – E! News
The Australian tour of the hilarious New York and Las Vegas hit Friends! The Musical Parody is being re-scheduled. But don’t worry, we will still be there for …
One of the largest regional theatre companies in NSW is facing insolvency, warning a Federal Government bailout might not be enough to save it.
Company Director…
From over 220 entries Brisbane-based, Toowoomba born playwright STEVE PIRIE has won the biggest playwriting award in the country, with his play RETURN TO THE DIRT. The playwright is a graduate of the University of Queensland ‘s Bachelor of Creative …
Sydney artist Grant Stevens’ work explores the interface between digital technologies and the natural environment, focusing on the point at which the two blend to create moments of contemplation and speculation.
Using computer software created for the gaming industry and …
Australia’s arts sector will get access to $250 million worth of grants and loans under a COVID-19 recovery package unveiled by the Federal Government.
The creative sector has been calling for more support after the coronavirus shut down venues and …
Palace Films’ next release A WHITE, WHITE DAY, will release in cinemas nationally on JULY 9, 2020.
The film has been the major Scandanavian success story of the 2019 Cannes Film Festival and is Iceland’s Official Selection for …
The Sydney Piano Marathon (known as The Sydney), a feature cultural event held every four years in Sydney, could not be held this year because of Covid19.
The producers of the concert recitals have come up with a webcast …
The 67th Sydney Film Festival awarded Descent by Nays Baghai the prestigious Documentary Australia Film Foundation Award for Best Australian Documentary, out of a selection of 10 films.
The $10,000 cash prize was awarded to Nays Baghai at the…