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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- Offer profiles or interviews with notable figures in the arts and cultural sectors.
- Provide unique insights into emerging trends or investments within the entertainment industry.
- Highlight compelling stories related to art exhibitions, cultural events, music releases, photography projects or new literature releases.
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By: Kathryn Bromwich, Killian Fox
From a Japanese bamboo flute that is harvested and then cured to an unusual fretless zither and a blue Fender Strat, three performers tell the stories of the instruments they cherish
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman on bonding with his son over Miyazaki, the genius of Mozart’s Requiem, and the world’s biggest Bozo the Clown collection
British-Cypriot writer Alex Christofi has documented the decay of a once-elegant town, abandoned when Turkey invaded in 1974
Vividly bringing to life the everyday struggles of trans people, this Almodóvar-endorsed bestseller, set in 1980s Madrid, is affecting and evocative
The actor, director and playwright on a delicious social enterprise, a radical climate movement, and his favourite place to commune with the dead
Photographer David Fletcher aims to raise the profile of an underappreciated regional speciality
The Turner prize-winning artist on a glorious Italian painting, his favourite horror novel, and why he finally started to like podcasts
By: Kathryn Bromwich
The Oscar-winning Swedish star on keeping her head as Henry VIII’s last wife in a no-holds-barred reimagining of the Tudor court, the rise of AI – and why filming feels like first love
By: Kathryn Bromwich
The two authors, who became friends during lockdown, discuss their experiences in the UK publishing industry, the day job, and books they love
A new book collects images from photographic projects that have adorned cities around the world
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