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.
Be part of a MASSIVE exhibition launch on Saturday 18 May as two new exhibitions come to our galleries. Admission is free. All are welcome.
IN-Formalism witnesses the evolution of abstract non-objective art in Australia from 1968. The exhibition surveys …
I spoke with Phil Grabsky over a coffee at the lovely Kawa cafe in Surry Hills. Grabsky is the producer of the excellent documentary series. Exhibition on Screen.
This year Exhibition on Screen is in its sixth season and features …
Lose yourself in the mesmerising Sounds of the World gala concert, as the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall plays host in July to the greatest variety of children’s choirs ever heard under one roof.
The one-time-only concert is part of …
Keeley Connolly and Lilia are heading solo on a National Tour this may to celebrate the release of their latest singles ‘Old Bottles’ and ‘Outside Lane’.
Leaving the bands back in Perth the two artists are stripping back their shows …
When Marcel Duchamp entered his masterpiece “Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2” in 1912 in the progressive, innovative Salon des Indépendants exhibition organised by his fellow avant-garde artists, his liberal-minded, cutting-edge colleagues rejected his painting.
Just a few years ago, …
One of the world’s most popular musical artists – Dutch violinist, conductor and entertainer André Rieu – has announced that his 2019 Maastricht concert will screen in more than 120 cinemas nationally across Australia on the weekend of July 27-28, …
American writer Bess Wohl’s play is set in a week long ‘mind, body and spirit’ retreat that encourages residents to be silent and take the time out to leave their troubles behind and re-centra themselves.
The play starts with a …
Seasoned collectors, interior stylists and history buffs will converge at Sydney’s largest fair showcasing an exclusive range of antiques, jewellery, arts and some of the country’s most significant and rare objects.
The Sydney Fair will have something to suit every …
The phone rings, it’s your mother, “I need you to check in on an old friend of mine. Her name is Maureen and she’d love some company”. You jump on a train, climb the stairs, knock on the door and …
The Art of Flow
An exploration of the human figure through drawing, painting & mixed media.
This is a 6-week series that encourages you to unleash your own unique style and creative flow.
You can come to the whole series …