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.
Three Irish women, Cora, Denise and Anna, only ever meet, two at a time, over cups of tea, sitting at the same table, with months even sometimes years between visits.
Two are sisters. Their chats are wide ranging from talking …
Powerhouse today unveiled 1001 REMARKABLE OBJECTS, a major new exhibition led by Leo Schofield AM.
‘Our vision for 1001 REMARKABLE OBJECTS was a seemingly simple one: to create an exhibition celebrating the sheer scale, breadth and relevance of the Powerhouse …
On Thursday 24 August, artists, BDSM practitioners and musicians come together for Consent, presented alongside resident company Force Majeures’ world premiere season of performance piece idk. Exploring multiple dimensions of consent, the line-up includes performances by Sidney McMahon, Micha Couell, …
Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, presented by Woollahra Council, has today announced the finalists for the 22nd edition of the esteemed annual prize. The finalist works will be presented in an exhibition at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, unveiled on 27 September, …
In this collaborative performance, the SYO Chamber Ensemble — guided by two esteemed and accomplished SYO alumni, Liisa Pallandi (ACO) and Jaan Pallandi (SSO) — will explore a diverse selection of works spanning centuries and styles, showcasing the artistry, personality …
As the film festival’s title suggests, the Sydney Underground Film Festival (SUFF) has been set up to nurture an alternative film culture outside of mainstream filmmaking.
The Festival, a not for profit festival, started off in September 2007 and has …
Unleash your creative potential in the world of film, television, radio and podcasting at AFTRS. Celebrating 50 years as Australia’s national screen and broadcast school, Open Day is your opportunity to explore all our courses: Bachelor of Arts Screen: Production
There are a lot of emails that come through with everyone designed to capture one’s attention.
I just feel compelled to put up a post about this exhibition. For most us our association with cemeteries is that they are incredibly …
A hit at this year’s French Film Festival, EVERYBODY LOVES JEANNE is an all-too-relatable exploration of embarrassment and self-doubt by director Céline Devaux.
Written with beautiful sensitivity and wickedly funny offbeat humour, EVERYBODY LOVES JEANNE stands as a reminder to …
Hunters Hill Theatre is beyond excited to be presenting an Australian (make that) World Premiere – POPE2POPE – written by award winning Australian playwright Melvyn Morrow.
“Think Agatha Christie in the Vatican” says Director Elaine Hudson who is making …