Kathryn Coers Rossman

Kathryn Coers Rossman (kathryncoersrossman.com, insta: @kathryncoersrossman) is a photojournalist, conceptual photographer and creative director in Bloomington, IN, USA. She studied modernism, literature and urbanism in graduate school at New York University and design and the visual arts via the New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) academic program. Kathryn's project "National Anthem: Punk Patriotism!" (2023) was published in Polyester magazine and was featured on Visura. "The Majorette" (2022) was included in Cerulean: A Winter Photography Exhibit by Pattern magazine. Kathryn is a contributor at Bloom magazine. She was the official event photographer for the 2021 Indiana Hot Air Balloon Festival, a featured artist at the 2021 Indy Rama home design show, and is a two time City of Bloomington Arts Commission Emerging Artist Grant recipient. Kathryn is a member of the Visual Arts Steering Committee for Constellation Stage & Screen's John Waldron Art Center.

Kathryn is happily married and is the proud mother of a five-year-old son. A Hoosier, she left her home state for twenty years, working in Silicon Valley, New York City's East Village and South Florida, before returning to Indiana. Her cousin, photojournalist Michael Coers (deceased), won the Pulitzer Prize documenting school integration for the Louisville Courier Journal in 1975.