Kate Bryan

She is a judge on the Sky Arts television series Artist of the Year, presented by Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell.

[7][8] She also contributed to Dante's Inferno,[9] Raphael and Beauty and Artemisia Gentileschi: Painting to Survive on Sky Arts.

Notable exhibitions include What Marcel Duchamp Taught Me in 2014, which marked 100 years since Marcel Duchamp created the readymade;[19][20] Chris Levine's Light 3.142 in 2013; Rob and Nick Carter's Transforming, including a display for the artistic duo at The Frick Collection in New York City;[21] and an exhibition in 2012 entitled Things I Love at the Fine Art Society in which she invited the British pop artist Peter Blake to select his favourite works from the gallery vaults.

[22] Since 2016, Bryan has curated the global art collection for Soho House, comprising over 5000 artworks on permanent display across eight countries.

In June 2019, Quarto Press published The Art of Love by Bryan, which profiles 35 artist couples over 140 years.

She coauthored A Little Book of Portraits, released in conjunction with the Sky Arts series Artist of the Year, and has written essays for several published exhibition catalogues, including those for Belinda Fox and Sir Peter Blake.