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Her career began in 1982 and Bell has had many solo and group exhibitions in South Africa and abroad. From 1983 to 1989 she lectured at various institutions, including the
University of the Witwatersrand and the
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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
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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.
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1992 Easing the
Passing (of the hours), Waterfront, Cape Town. Computer Animation, laser prints and drawings in collaboration with William Kentridge and Robert Hodgins.
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Images and Form: Prints, drawings and sculpture from
Southern Africa and Nigeria, Brunei Gallery, University of London and Edinburgh College of Art, U.K.
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Portraits in the round, ceramic exhibition in collaboration with
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Deborah Bell is a winner of several awards, her works can be found in public and private collections around the world.
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Memo, installation with video at the
Grahamstown festival in collaboration with William Kentridge and Robert Hodgins
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Pippa Stein, Deborah Bell, Ruth Sack, Deborah Bell, Volume 10 of Taxi Art Series, David Krut
Publishing, 2004.
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Works on Paper, Collaborative prints from David Krut Print Workshop, Franchise Gallery, Johannesburg.
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David Krut Collaborations: 25 Years of Prints and Multiples, National Arts Festival, Grahamstown.
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Tomorrow is Now, First Canadian Place and Knights Galleries International, Toronto, Canada.
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100 Artists Protest detention without trial, in aid of DPSC, Market Theatre, Johannesburg.
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Common and Uncommon Ground: South African Art to Atlanta, City Gallery East, Atlanta, USA.
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Artists in residence, Standard Bank National Arts Festival, 25th Anniversary, Grahamstown.
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Artery, A.V.A Gallery, Cape Town – in conjunction with the Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
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Crossings and Monuments, Aardklop Festival Potchefstroom University Library Gallery, 2005
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Volkskas Atelier Award Exhibition, South African Vita Awards, Johannesburg Art Gallery.
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CRAM, A.V.A Gallery, Cape Town – in conjunction with The Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
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Objects of Power: memory of metal, memory of wood, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, 2007
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Volkskas Atelier Award exhibition, South African Association of the Arts. Pretoria.
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Volkskas Atelier Award Exhibition, South African Association of Arts, Pretoria.
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The Bag Factory: The First Five Years, the Civic Theatre Gallery, Johannesburg.
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ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH, Miami Beach, USA, in collaboration with Goodman Gallery.
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Kempton Park Metropolitan Substructure Fine Arts Award Show, Kempton Park.
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Earthworks/Claybodies, Sasol Museum Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch.
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The Gencor Collection, Sandton Art Gallery, and The Grahamstown Festival.
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Looking at Art: Looking at Watercolours, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
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Women choose Women, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
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Gay Rights: Rites, Re-writes, Travelling Exhibition, South Africa.
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Easing the Passing (of the hours), Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
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Painted People: Painted Spaces, Newtown Galleries, Johannesburg.
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Hand Coloured Graphics, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
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Barber Signs, The Standard Bank Gallery, Johannesburg.
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The Little Big Show, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg.
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130:Sentinels, Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg, 2004
373:Lamentations, Art First, Cork Street. London.
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