Mark Irving, has been an art and architecture writer for
numerous newspapers, including The Times, the Financial Times, the
Independent on Sunday, the Guardian and the Scotsman as well as
magazines such as Domus, Blueprint, Prospect, Time, L'Espresso, The
New Statesman and Knack Weekend. He wrote and presented Channel 5's
critically acclaimed three-part television series The Story of Art
Deco. Mark has contributed essays to numerous books and catalogues,
and conceived and produced the flip book for the Serpentine
Gallery's Talks marathon. He was lecturer in curating and
innovation management at Central Saint Martins between 2005 and
2015. He is now head of business development at Event, Europe's
leading experience design agency.
Peter St John began his architectural studies at the
Bartlett School of Architecture, completing them at the
architectural Association. He worked for Richard Rogers, Florian
Beigel, Dixon Jones and Arup Associates prior to establishing his
own practice with Adam Caruso in 1990. Caruso St John is recognised
internationally for its subtle, highly intelligent architecture,
and came to public notice with its design for the New Art Gallery,
Walsall. The practice's recent transformation of Tate Britain
received several awards, including a RIBA award in 2014. Their
twenty-fifth anniversary in 2015 was celebrated with a special
edition of the Architects' Journal.
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