Photo © Steph Morris

Steph Morris was born in Sheffield and lives in Berlin. A graduate of London art school Goldsmith's College, he has translated many catalogue texts, most recently on the artists Michael Wesely and Pedro Cabrita Reis, and for organisations such as European Art Projects (Megastructure Reloaded), the Kunstmuseum St Gallen, Art Forum Berlin, Kunsthalle Hamburg, the Berliner Oper and Theater Anu. In 2006 he translated texts by Martin Mosebach and Angela Krauß for the Goethe Institute's Akshar project, and collaborated on Olga & Trotsky, an exhibition in which a short story by Katja Hofmann was translated into eleven languages and eleven wood-cut illustrations. In 2008 he translated Norbert Servos' monograph on Pina Bausch, receiving a grant from the Kunststiftung Nordrhein-Westfalen to stay at the Europäisches Übersetzer-Kolloquium in Straelen. He has continued to translate for the Tanztheater Wuppertal after Bausch's death. In 2009 he was invited to translate poems by Norbert Lange for Shampoo 35. He is currently writing a novel. (2010)

no man's land # 1, # 2, # 4, # 5, # 6
no man's land translation idol 2008

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