At BiennaleofSydney, we’re all about sparking your cultural adventure through Sydney’s vibrant art scene, from the Biennale of Sydney 2026 to hidden galleries and creative cafes. Your privacy’s a big deal to us, and we’re committed to keeping your info safe while you explore our guides and tips. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your data when you visit our site, read our articles, or get in touch. We’ve tried to keep it clear and simple, coz we know you’d rather be planning your Sydney trip than wading through legal jargon! If you’ve got questions, reach out to us at [email protected]. Let’s dive in!
What Information We Collect
When you swing by BiennaleofSydney, we might collect a bit of info to make your experience ace. If you sign up for our newsletter or drop us a line, we’ll grab your name and email address—nothing too nosy! If you’re browsing our guides to Newtown’s street art or Carriageworks’ performances, we might collect anonymized data like your IP address, browser type, or which pages you visit, using cookies or analytics tools like Google Analytics. This helps us see what’s vibing with our cultural travellers.
We don’t ask for sensitive stuff like your credit card or home address unless you’re contacting us directly with specific requests, like event inquiries. If you share stories or photos via our contact form (say, about your fave Sydney cafe), we’ll only keep what’s needed to respond. We’re not out here snooping—just wanna make your art adventure better!
How We Use Your Information
So, what do we do with your data? Mostly, we use it to keep BiennaleofSydney running smoothly and tailored to you. Your email might get you our newsletter, packed with tips on catching Badu Gili at the Opera House or sipping coffee at Single O. Analytics data helps us figure out which articles—like our Jack Munguntopi interview or 48-hour itineraries—are hitting the mark, so we can make more of what you love.
We might also use your info to answer your questions (like where to find Chloe Wirrpanda Chloe TV 2.0) or to send you updates about the Biennale 2026. Don’t worry, we’re not spamming you—we only send what’s relevant, and you can opt out anytime. We don’t sell or share your data with third parties for marketing, but we might use trusted services (like Mailchimp for newsletters) to keep things humming. Any data we share with them is locked down tight to protect your privacy.
Cookies and Tracking: Keeping It Sweet
Like most websites, we use cookies—think of ‘em as tiny art sketches that help us remember you. These let us track how you move through our site, like if you’re lingering on our guide to White Bay Power Station or bouncing to Newtown’s street art tips. Cookies make your visit smoother, like remembering your preferences for dark mode or font size.
You can say no to cookies via your browser settings, but it might make the site a bit less fun—kinda like skipping the Biennale’s opening party! We also use Google Analytics to see trends, but it’s all anonymized, so you’re just a number in the crowd, not a name. If you’re curious about what cookies we use, shoot us an email at [email protected], and we’ll spill the beans.
Protecting Your Data: Our Promise
We take your privacy serious, like a curator guarding a rare painting. Your data’s stored securely on servers managed by our trusted tech partners, with encryption and firewalls to keep it safe. If you sign up for our newsletter, your email’s locked away tighter than a Sydney gallery after hours. We only keep your info as long as needed—usually till you unsubscribe or we wrap up your inquiry.
If there’s ever a data breach (knock on wood!), we’ll let you know quick-smart and take steps to fix it, as required by law. You’ve got rights too—you can ask to see, update, or delete your data by contacting us. We’re based in the US, so we follow regulations like the GDPR for EU visitors and CCPA for Californians, ensuring your info’s handled with care.
Third-Party Links and Social Media
Our site’s packed with links to cool spots like the Art Gallery of NSW or Vivid Sydney’s website. These external sites have their own privacy policies, so we’re not responsible for what they do with your data—check their fine print! Same goes for our social media pages—follow us on Instagram or Twitter for Biennale updates, but know their platforms have separate rules.
If you share our articles (like our Jack Munguntopi interview) on social media, that’s all you—your posts are public, so keep that in mind. We love seeing your Sydney art snaps, but we won’t collect ‘em without your okay.
Updates to This Policy
The art world moves fast, and so might our Privacy Policy. We’ll update this page if we change how we handle your data—maybe if we add a new feature like a Biennale event map. Any changes will be posted here, with the date updated at the top (check it: June 24, 2025). If it’s a big shift, we’ll email newsletter subscribers to give you a heads-up. Keep an eye out so you’re always in the loop!
Contact Us: We’re Here for You
Got questions about your data or just wanna yarn about Sydney’s cultural scene? Reach out to us—we’re all ears! Here’s how to get in touch:
BiennaleofSydney LLC
Email: [email protected]
Address: 400 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101, US
Phone: +1 206-687-9368
We’ll get back to you faster than a ferry across Sydney Harbour. Thanks for trusting BiennaleofSydney to guide your cultural adventure. Now go explore the art, soak up the vibes, and make some unforgettable memories in the Harbour City!
Last updated: June 24, 2025