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.
Sydney Eisteddfod has today, launched its online performance opportunity, Stage At Home to all those who had or would have entered, the 2020 cancelled Festival.
Entries from all ages and across all performing arts genres have poured in and will …
| The board of Sydney Festival has today announced the appointment of their new Festival Director for 2022, Australian curator and producer, Olivia Ansell.
Ansell, a highly accomplished arts professional with over two decades’ experience as a director, choreographer and performing |
The 1950’s weren’t exactly great in terms of oppressive gender norms and racial inequality – but boy, do we feel a little nostalgic for the absolute bounty of drive-in movie theatres there were back in the day.
Last Thursday May …
Palace Cinemas is the first of the major cinema chains to announce a reopening date. Palace Cinemas Chief executive Benjamin Zeccola has announced that Palace Cinemas will reopen on Thursday July 2.
Instead of six sessions a day in cinemas, …
Sydney Fringe has announced that Sydney Fringe Festival 2020 will not take place as planned in light of ongoing uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions. Kerri Glasscock, Sydney Fringe Festival CEO said: “We are devastated not to be presenting our annual festival …
UNTITLED 2020 is a Traffic Jam Galleries run initiative which focuses on guest artists foreign to the gallery space. Curated from local and interstate artists at varying stages of their artistic journeys, the exhibition aims to promote and celebrate practicing …
aMBUSH Gallery at ANU’s picturesque Kambri precinct will reopen to the public on Tuesday 2 June 2020 with a colourful exhibition on culture and identity, Mirrung.
Mirrung – meaning ‘belonging’ in Dharug, the Sydney language – is an exciting …
ilm is where we share new ideas and worlds. This year, we’re not together in a dark cinema but on your screens – wherever you may be!
Sydney Film Festival is back with a virtual program available across Australia from …
It is currently Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June). Finalists have been announced for this year’s Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA) which showcases the best in Australian Indigenous art by contemporary artists. The awards …
We’ve missed you! We’re delighted to announce that the Library will reopen at 10am on Wednesday 3 June 2020 for pre-booked, ticketed access. We know how much you’ve missed your National Library, and we’re thrilled to be able to welcome …