Steph Morris was born in northern England and lives in Berlin. In 2006 he translated texts by Martin Mosebach and Angela Krauß, German writers invited to spend time in India as part of the Goethe Institute's Akshar project; he also collaborated on the visual translation experiment 'Olga & Trotsky', in which a short story by Katja Hofmann was translated into eleven languages and eleven wood-cut illustrations then exhibited in the Open Space gallery, Berlin. A graduate of London art school Goldsmith's College, he has translated catalogue texts for artists such as Matthias Deumlich, Angelika Middendorf, Albert Weis, Roland Geissel, Wolfgang Cappellari and Yoshiyuki Miura, including essays by Klaus Theweleit and Maria Kreuzer, and for organizations such as European Art Projects, the Kunstmuseum St Gallen, Art Forum Berlin and the Berliner Oper. He is currently translating Norbert Servos' monograph on the dancer Pina Bausch. (2007)

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