Deborah Bell
Deborah Bell ( bɛ dɔɣɔ la yuuni 1957, tiŋyuli booni Johannesburg) o nyɛla ŋun nyɛ South Africa nucheeni tuun tumdi ŋun tumdi peentin mini sculptor ka o tuma nim nyɛ duniya zaa ni mi shɛli yɛla.[1][2]
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O mamaŋ taarihi
mali niŋBell nyɛla ŋun deegi (fine arts) shɛhira gbaŋ din nyɛ degree la shikuru yuli booni University of Witwatersrand yuuni 1975 ni yuuni 1986 puuni, o daa nyɛla ŋun lahi deegi shɛhira gbaŋ din yuli nyɛ Master of Arts lala shikuru maani yaha .
O konko exhibition nima
mali niŋ- Alchemy, David Krut, Johannesburg, Yuuni 2010
- Flux, Goodman Gallery, Cape, yuuni 2009
- Objects of Power: memory of metal, memory of wood, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, Yuuni 2007
- Crossings and Monuments, Oliewenhuis Museum, Bloemfontein, yuuni 2005
- Crossings and Monuments, Aardklop Festival Potchefstroom University Library Gallery, yuuni 2005
- Sentinels, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, yuuni 2004
- Unearthed, Joao Ferreira Gallery, Cape Town, yuuni 2003
- Unearthed, The Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, yuuni 2001
- The Journey Home, Art First, London, yuuni 2000
- Displacements, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, yuuni 1998
- Muses and Lamentations, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, yuuni 1995
- Deborah Bell, Potchesfstroom Museum, yuuni 1989
- Deborah Bell, Market Gallery, Johannesburg, yuuni 1982
Bɛ zaɣi bɔbigu exhibition nima
mali niŋ- Yuuni 2009
- Contemporary Sculpture in the Landscape, Nirox Foundation.
- Collaborations, David Krut, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 2007
- Lift Off II, Goodman Gallery Cape, Cape Town.
- David Krut print workshop, UNISA Art Gallery. Pretoria.
- Yuuni 2005
- ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH, Miami Beach, USA, in collaboration with Goodman Gallery.
- Works on Paper, Collaborative prints from David Krut Print Workshop, Franchise Gallery, Johannesburg.
- David Krut Collaborations: 25 Years of Prints and Multiples, National Arts Festival, Grahamstown.
- Yuuni 2004
- Earthworks/Claybodies, Sasol Museum Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch.
- Yuuni 2003
- Earthworks/Claybodies, Pretoria Art Museum.
- Earthworks/Claybodies, Standard Bank Centre Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 2000
- Icons for the Millennium, Atlanta, USA.
- Yuuni 1999
- The Paper Show, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Emergence, Group Show, National Arts festival, Grahamstown.
- Artery, A.V.A Gallery, Cape Town – in conjunction with the Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Artists in residence, Standard Bank National Arts Festival, 25th Anniversary, Grahamstown.
- Yuuni 1998
- Earth Hues – Contemporary African Art, Group Show, World Space, Washington DC, USA.
- 4 UNISA Lecturers, Bloemfontein .
- UNISA Art Lecturers, Pretoria Art Museum.
- Yuuni 1997
- Images and Form: Prints, drawings and sculpture from Southern Africa and Nigeria, Brunei Gallery, University of London and Edinburgh College of Art, U.K.
- The Gencor Collection, Sandton Art Gallery, and The Grahamstown Festival.
- Kempton Park Metropolitan Substructure Fine Arts Award Show, Kempton Park.
- New Art from South Africa, Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh, U.K.
- Les Arts de la Resistance, (Fin de Siecle a Johannesburg), Galerie Convergence, Galerie Jean-Christian Fradin, Galerie Michel Luneau, Galerie les Petit Murs, Nantes, France.
- Not Quite a Christmas Exhibition, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
- CRAM, A.V.A Gallery, Cape Town – in conjunction with The Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
- Collaborations 1986–1997 (11 years of collaborative projects between artists Kentridge, Hodgins and Bell) at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, in association with the FNB Vita Awards.
- ‘UB101:' A portfolio of etchings done in conjunction with Kentridge and Hodgins. Exhibited at the Grahamstown Festival and at the Gertrude Posel Gallery. Exhibition curated by Fiona Rankin-Smith.
- Yuuni 1996
- Gay Rights: Rites, Re-writes, Travelling Exhibition, South Africa.
- Group Salon, Rose Korber representing artists at the Bay Hotel, Cape Town.
- Common and Uncommon Ground: South African Art to Atlanta, City Gallery East, Atlanta, USA.
- Vita Awards, Johannesburg Art Gallery.
- Tomorrow is Now, First Canadian Place and Knights Galleries International, Toronto, Canada.
- Barber Signs, The Standard Bank Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Recent Drawings, Gallery on Tyrone, Johannesburg.
- Ceramics Biennal, Sandton Art Gallery
- Yuuni 1995
- The Bag Factory: The First Five Years, the Civic Theatre Gallery, Johannesburg.
- The Art of Tea, Kim Sacks Gallery, Johannesburg.
Group Salon, Rose Korber representing artists at the Bay Hotel, Cape Town.
- Yuuni 1994
- Group Show, Newtown, Johannesburg.
- Anything Boxed, Group Show, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- South African works on Paper, North Western University of Illinois, Chicago, United States.
- Memo, installation with video at the Grahamstown festival in collaboration with William Kentridge and Robert Hodgins
- Lamentations, Art First, Cork Street. London.
- Yuuni 1993
- Gallery on Tyrone, Johannesburg.
- Vita Awards, Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Momentum Life Exhibition, Pretoria.
- Internations of Millennium, Newtown Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Easing the Passing (of the hours), Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Portraits in the round, ceramic exhibition in collaboration with William Kentridge and Retief van Wyk at the Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 1992
- ICA, 50 Johannesburg Artists, Johannesburg
- Paris: The Catalyst, Alliance Francaise, Durban.
- Looking at Art: Looking at Watercolours, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Vita Awards, Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Works made in August, Newtown Gallery, Johannesburg.
- 1992 Easing the Passing (of the hours), Waterfront, Cape Town. Computer Animation, laser prints and drawings in collaboration with William Kentridge and Robert Hodgins.
- Yuuni 1991
- Cape Town Triennal
- Painted People: Painted Spaces, Newtown Galleries, Johannesburg.
- Hand Coloured Graphics, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Tiny Tapestry Show, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Little Morals, a portfolio of etchings done in conjunction with Hodgins and Kentridge, exhibited at the Cassierer Gallery, Johannesburg, Gallery International Cape Town, Taking Liberties, Durban
- Yuuni 1990
- Women choose Women, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
- Art from South Africa, MOMA, Oxford, UK.
- Standard Bank Drawing Competition, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 1989
- Volkskas Atelier Award Exhibition, South African Vita Awards, Johannesburg Art Gallery.
- African Encounters, Dome Gallery, New York and Washington, USA.
- The Little Big Show, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 1988
- CASA (Culture for Another South Africa), conference in Amsterdam, Holland.
- Volkskas Atelier Award exhibition, South African Association of the Arts. Pretoria.
- 100 Artists Protest detention without trial, in aid of DPSC, Market Theatre, Johannesburg.
- Artists for Human Rights Exhibition, Durban Exhibition Centre.
- Exhibited with Jenny Stadler and Nagel at the Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 1987
- Hogarth in Johannesburg, a portfolio of etchings done in conjunction with Hodgins and Kentridge. This exhibition travelled to all the major centres in South Africa.
- Yuuni 1986
- Volkskas Atelier Award Exhibition, South African Association of Arts, Pretoria.
- Yuuni 1985
- Cape Town Triennal New Visions, market Gallery, Johannesburg.
- 11 Figurative Artists, Market Gallery, Johannesburg.
- MAFA exhibition, Rembrandt Gallery, Milner Park, Johannesburg.
- Yuuni 1983
- Exhibited with Hodgins and Sassoon, Carriage House Gallery.
O kpaŋmaŋ pina nima
mali niŋ- Merit Prize Winner, Volkskas Atelier ( yuuni 1986)
- Life Quarterly Award, Runner-up for the main award ( yuuni 1991)
- Mamba Award for "the Most Sustained Artist" ( yuuni 1991)
- APSA Award for Best New Signature, Ceramics Biennial ( yuuni 1997)
Bibliography
mali niŋ- Pippa Stein, Deborah Bell, Ruth Sack, Deborah Bell, Volume 10 of Taxi Art Series, David Krut Publishing, yuuni 2004. ISBN 0958468826
- Deborah Bell, Juliet White, Deborah Bell's Alchemy, David Krut Publishing, yuuni 2010. ISBN 0954975243
Kundivihira
mali niŋ- ↑ Deborah Bell at Bekris Gallery.
- ↑ Ceves, James (2020). Top 15 South African Artists. South African News-website "Briefly.co.za". Retrieved 2020-04-07.