Commissioning editor and writer, Observer New Review
Kathryn Bromwich is a commissioning editor and writer for the Observer New Review, writing for The Guardian. Her articles cover a range of topics including art, culture, film, and lifestyle. Her work has also been featured in The Irish Times.
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Kathryn Bromwich focuses on lifestyle, culture, and entertainment topics such as art and culture, music, photography, film, and literature. Her coverage attributes indicate a preference for profile features and investment analysis.
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The film-maker’s early creations are celebrated in a new exhibition of his designs and paraphernalia
Artist Maria Fernanda Cardoso has helped create composite images of the Australian arachnids, showing their colourful patterns in incredible detail
By: Kathryn Bromwich
Designs by the likes of Andy Warhol and Keith Haring showcase the evolution of visual arts
The Gardeners’ World presenter on being a sucker for spy stories, pub nights in the early 70s, and having his prejudices challenged by a gigantic floral dog
Abandoned homes in the Italian Apennines take on a spectral quality in Vincenzo Pagliuca’s photographs
The film historian and cultural critic on his love of Gentleman Jack, why blueberries from Maine are superior, and how Tana French’s crime novels transcend genre
By: Kathryn Bromwich, Killian Fox, Charlotte Higgins
Love, death, grief, power, revenge: Greek tragedies get to the essence of the human experience. Here, writers and artists select their favourite plays, music and films inspired by ancient classics, from The Hunger Games to a Santana hit
The Culprits actor on his favourite film for Christmas, the humour and rebellion in the work of artist Mike Kelley, and an inspiring book about failure
David Coggins’s illustrations are a love letter to a city he finds most charming during the chillier months
By: Kathryn Bromwich
You can’t simply set out to create a so-bad-it’s-good classic. But this year’s thinly veiled Taylor Swift biopic, Christmas in the Spotlight, could be a contender
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