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Mark Wingrave writer, artist.
Mark Wingrave is a painter. He is interested in the interplay between translation and ekphrasis. Mark has exhibited internationally and many of his recent exhibitions are dedicated to the visualisation and translation of Russian literature. In particular, he has worked with texts from Nikolai Gogol, Elena Shvarts, and Evgenia Rits. His translations from Russian to English have appeared in Azuria and Soanyway (collaboration with Gala Uzryutova). Future projects include residencies at Petrozavodsk (Karelian Art Residence) and Ulyanovsk (Literary Residency).
Recent Translations of Three poems in Russian by Estonian poet Larissa Joonas 2022.

Mark Wingrave Recent Translations of Three poems in Russian by Larissa Joonas, 2022. Eston

Tom McCarthy artist writer.
TOM MCCARTHY’s work has been translated into more than twenty languages and adapted for cinema, theater, and radio. His novel, C, was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, the Walter Scott Prize, and the European Literature Prize; his fourth, Satin Island, was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and the Goldsmiths Prize. In 2013 he was awarded the inaugural Windham-Campbell Literature Prize by Yale University. McCarthy is also the author of the study Tintin and the Secret of Literature, and the essay collection Typewriters, Bombs, and Jellyfish. He lives in Berlin.

"What are the choreographies in which our lives are held? What rhythms, or algorithms,
drive these? At which scales and tempos do they play out?" 

Tom McCarthy  
speaking of the exhibition "Holding Pattern" at KUNSTNERNES HUS INSTITUTION (The Artists House) in Oslo Norway
curated by Tom McCarthy and Anne Hilde. 

Tom McCarthy Introduction to his artwork for 
"Smart New World".   Kursthalle Dusseldorf Germany  

"The International Necronautical Society (INS), a neo-avant-garde, stringently hierarchically organized network of artists, writers, and philosophers, has developed a complex admission procedure for the exhibition. Every visitor must sign a consumer contract on the basis of the INS’s philosophical doctrine. Signing this declaration, which is based on the conditions of present day digital capitalism, is absolutely required in order to visit the exhibition."

Paul Uhlmann Artist Researcher Writer Curator Edith Cowan                            University Perth Western Australia

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