Nadia Khomami is an arts and culture correspondent for The Guardian. Her work focuses on a range of topics including new politics, old literature, French detective dramas, and the poetry of Frank O'Hara. She has also written for Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and has been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Nadia Khomami's coverage focuses on entertainment, culture, and society within the United Kingdom. She frequently covers events, provides expert commentary, and reports on government announcements related to books, theater, art, music and general entertainment news.
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Artists need to “keep the flag of truth flying” after Donald Trump's election victory , the legendary Scottish actor Brian Cox has said.
By: Nadia Khomami
· 9-min read There is nothing ostensibly special about Mumbai, according to Payal Kapadia.
By: Nadia Khomami
From the Benin bronzes to the Parthenon marbles, debates over the restitution of cultural artefacts are now a fact of life in an international art world forced to reckon with the often controversial history of its treasures.
By: Nadia Khomami
Documentary shows the fight to recover paintings that Jewish art dealer was forced to sell by the Nazis
By: Nadia Khomami
A portrait documenting an unconventional and “imperfect” example of motherhood has won one of the world's most prestigious photography prizes.
By: Nadia Khomami
Sutton Trust calls for improved access to creative education and industry dominated by upper middle-class
By: Nadia Khomami
Young people from working-class backgrounds are being “blocked” from entering the creative industries, which remain “elitist” and inaccessible, according to research.
By: Nadia Khomami
Academy unveils new ‘forfeiture process’ following review prompted by case of disgraced seven-times Bafta winner Huw Edwards
Collection of 1,700 pieces dating from third to 20th century is highest-value gift of objects in UK museum history
By: Nadia Khomami
Oscar winners Mark Rylance and Olivia Colman among those writing to Rachel Reeves about excluding fossil fuels
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