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Norbert Brunner | |
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| Born | July 17, 1969 Hohenems, Austria |
| Nationality | Austrian |
| Education | University of Applied Arts Vienna |
| Known for | object art, new media art, installation art |
| Website | www |
Norbert Brunner (born 1969, Hohenems, Austria) is an Austrian object, conceptual and installation artist.
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Norbert Brunner was born in Hohenems, Vorarlberg Austria. [1] After being raised in Vorarlberg he served a joinery apprenticeship and attended a vocational school for sculpture in Elbigenalp, Tyrol. He studied sculpting on the University of Applied Arts Vienna [2] [3] with professor Wander Bertoni. He also had been influenced by Oswald Oberhuber, Bernhard Leitner, Franz Graf and Isabelle Graw.
Brunner has public projects in Kobe, Japan; Edmonton, Canada and Birmington, UK. His work has been exhibited throughout the world including Beijing, China; [4] [5] [6] Sydney, Australia; London, UK; Moscow, Russia; [7] [8] Berlin, Germany; [9] Paris, France; Vienna, [10] [11] Graz, [12] Austria; Geneva, Swiss; Prague, Czech; [13] [14] New York City, [15] [16] [17] Dallas, [18] USA; Osaka, Nagoya, [19] Kyoto, Japan.
He participated in the biennale in Valencia, [20] the architecture biennale in Beijing, the 2005 expo Aichi in Nagoya, Japan [21] and the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in London and has taken a part in internationally acclaimed cultural events in Austria including, Vienna Opera Ball, [22] Life Ball and Bregenz Festival.
His works are part of important museum collections such as the 21 Haus in Vienna, the New Britain Museum of American Art [23] and the Vorarlberger Landesmuseum.
