Manfred Johannes Junggeburth

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Manfred Johannes Junggeburth (* 1956 in Elsdorf ) is a German journalist, artist, cultural manager and natural scientist.

Life

Junggeburth was trained as a communications technician in Cologne . He then took a degree at the FH and RWTH in Aachen and worked on projects in electronic color image processing. He was a freelance journalist at the Kölnische Rundschau, the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the Rheinischer Merkur, the Rheinische Post and the magazine art .

Junggeburth wrote reports and biographies on Heinrich Böll , Max Ernst and Christo . He did international work for the corporate identity of the Max Ernst Museum in Brühl near Cologne. He dealt with the artistic direction, marketing and conception of the event house "MEDIO-Rhein-Erft" in Bergheim . He also provided artistic work for Hermann Josef Baum and Magdalena Jetelová .

Publications

  • 1Artshop GmbH, Waldemar Jan Erdtmann (ed.): Tower art . VV-Verlag, Bergheim 2006, ISBN 3-9806994-9-8 (images).
  • Kerpen - faces of a city.
  • old and new. (Photo reports about the Etzweiler region, which was excavated due to the Hambach opencast mine).
  • Reuschenberg. (Photo report about the family and the Reuschenberg Castle, which fell victim to the Hambach opencast mine).
  • Bernhard Hennen, Manfred J. Junggeburth: Wolf tracks. A story between fantasy and reality . VV-Verlag, Bergheim 2003, ISBN 3-9806994-7-1 (journalistic work on the “ werewolf of Epprath ”).

Prices

  • Marketing prize for the concept of "Bergheimer Lichtwege" in the state competition "Ab in die Mitte"
  • State Prize from RWE Naturgas for the "Fire-Earth-Water-Air" performance
  • Nationwide layout prize for the layout of the sports magazine "djk"
  • Nationwide layout prize for the community letter of the Protestant parish

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