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.
| The Art Gallery of New South Wales has awarded John Kaldor AO its highest honour of Life Governor. The accolade recognises outstanding individual service, advocacy and support for the Gallery.
Making the announcement, David Gonski AC, President of the |
Interview with Alison Whittaker and Forever Tupou and Keerthi Subramanyam at NIDA 4 December 2019.
Fulbright scholar Alison Whittaker is both a law researcher and a poet. This year her poem Flora inspired NIDA Directing student Forever Tupou, herself an …
A new exhibition at Hazelhurst Arts Centre, called Art Rules will present the talents of 23 young local artists who will showcase their work in this annual exhibition of HSC art. The works of ART RULES 2019 reference family, inner …
Monday night saw the launch of the 29th Flickerfest short film festival at a star-studded event at Bondi Icebergs Dining Room and Bar.
Guests were treated to Four Pillars Gin cocktails on arrival and a selection of Icebergs favourite bites
In Hirokazu Koreeda’s new film THE TRUTH Fabienne is one of the great stars of French cinema. She reigns amongst men who love and admire her. However, she has a problematic relationship with her daughter Lumir, a screenwriter. When …
Sex therapist and all round Renaissance woman Dr Ruth Westheimer had a very rough start to life. She grew up in Germany in the 1930’s and with the rise of Nazism her mother decided it was too unsafe for her …
A spectacular program of live music and entertainment with some of Australia’s best performers including Casey Donovan, Busby Marou and Caravana Sun will be part of a two-day Australia Day Weekend event on Sydney’s Cronulla Beach on Sunday January 26 …
An exciting new musical comedy: 1984! takes Orwell’s timeless classic and finds laughter in the darkest places. This all-original Australian work will premiere at New Theatre Newtown in January 2020.
Tap-dancing in torture chambers, rats with razzle-dazzle, Big Brother with …
The Australian Cartoonists Association is excited to announce the
>finalists for Cartoonist Of The Year:
Peter Broelman
Joanne Brooker
Paul Harvey
Judy Nadin
David Rowe
Cathy Wilcox
The Gold Stanley will be presented to the recipient at the 35th
Annual …
A new children’s musical group Coco and the Cockatoos shines a spotlight on ability and inclusion with Sydney singer/songwriter Jane Walker collaborating with her music student 10-year-old Coco Espie, who lives with cerebral palsy, to produce a new children’s album …