Joe Brockerhoff

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Joe Brockerhoff (b. 1952 in Leipzig) is one of the world's leading airbrush artists. He also creates digital art, sculptures, photography and cartoons. Brockerhoff studied philosophy at the Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, and painting and sculpture at the Staatliche Kunstakademie as a master student of Joseph Beuys.

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[edit] Prizes and support

Joe Brockerhoff has received multiple international prizes, including those in Germany, the Emirates and Japan, where his paintings were exhibited in museums, institutions and government buildings. The Goethe Institute and Artforum Culture Foundation, as well as Hotels Intercontinental and Lufthansa, have supported his activities world-wide.

[edit] Projects and exhibitions

1984 Art Space / New York, 1988 Hiroden Friedensbahn - Hiroshima / Japan, 1990 Kunstmuseum Duesseldorf - contemporary artists , 1995 Town Gallery Rose Garden - Kobe / Japan - strukturelle Sprühbilder, 1998 Opernpalais unter den Linden - Berlin - East meets West Live- monumental painting, 1999 Internet Art Festival Amsterdam - Artworks in Flash - selected computer artists, 2000 National Gallery Malaysia - Sounds and Visions - Live Performance, 2001 East-Asia Society Tokyo - Tokyo / Japan - paintings and music, 2002 Oxy Gallery Osaka, 2004 Kashiba contemporary Art Museum, 2007 participation of the ArtistsFair ExtraHart - Cologne.

[edit] Artist friends

Achim Duchow, Fujio Akai, Stefan Runge, Michael (Mike) Jansen, Yoshiyuki Kakedo, Soulis Moustakides, Wolfgang Schäfer, David Fried, Tom-Aaron Hawk, Heinz Zolper and more

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