Gene hoffman artist biography

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Arthur Gene Hoffman (Art)

Arthur Gene Hoffman was reunited with the love of his life Dianne on June 17th He was born on September 30, to Harold and Priscilla Hoffman. He was the youngest to two boys. Art is survived by his brother Joe, children Teresa and Daniel, 2 grandsons and many nieces and nephews. Art was preceded in death by his soul mate and wife Dianne Johnson-Hoffman.

Art grew in in small towns in the north central part of Indiana where he graduated from Twin Lakes High School. He enjoyed sports and played American Legion baseball in Monticello for Post

Art moved to Mesa Arizona He started working at Spreckles Sugar Factory and made many lifelong friends. During this time he continued his love for for sports playing softball all around the valley. Art was also into his CB Radio and bowling. When Spreckles Sugar Factory closed, Art went to work for Fairlanes Recreational Centers where he worked his way to running the worst bowling alley in Arizona, Apache Lanes, where had many memorial times dealing with the "public".

Art married the love of his life Dianne in June of They had met previously on the CB radio, which they both loved. Art and Dianne received their Amateur radio licenses and continued to talk on their ham radios. They also helped

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Internationally recognized artist Gene Hoffman, known for his assemblage pieces that turn everyday refuse into stunning works of art, will present and discuss his work March 15 at Colorado State University. An exhibition of Hoffman&#;s work, titled "Gene Hoffman Sculpture," runs Feb. April 6 in the Curfman Gallery at the Lory Student Center on campus. Hoffman&#;s hour-long artist&#;s talk will begin at 6 p.m. in the Student Senate Chambers, located in the Lory Student Center. Hoffman&#;s lecture will include commentary on the work in his show, as well as an overview of his previous work and how he works as an artist. A reception for the artist is scheduled immediately following the presentation.

Born in Gettysburg, Penn., Hoffman is a self-taught artist whose love of assemblage and collage led him into the field of illustration. He has won acclaim around the globe for turning discarded cardboard, rusty nails, syringe caps and the like into detailed masterpieces. Hoffman has been awarded five medals from the Society of Illustrators and has been a featured artist in Communication Arts magazine and Japan&#;s Idea magazine. In addition to shows at the Society of Illustrators in New York and the Denver Natural History Museum, Hoffman has been active in graphic design