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Vaughn Bell was born in Syracuse, New York. Her work encompasses
installations and performances involving living plants, multi-media video
installation works, and public interventions. She has exhibited work in
venues across the United States including New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Minneapolis, Seattle, Chicago and Portland, OR, as well as the UK and
Japan. Recent solo shows have included “Becoming a River”
in Kamiyama, Japan, “New Pioneers” at Disjecta Art Space in
Portland, OR, and “from Sea to Shining Sea” at SOIL Gallery
in Seattle. She has also recently participated in group shows at Dam,
Stuhltrager in Brooklyn, Allston Skirt Gallery in Boston, the Soap Factory
in Minneapolis and the Cambridge Art Council Gallery in Cambridge, MA.
Recent grants and awards include the King County 4Culture Special Projects
Grant and the Site Specific Performance Network Grant for the “CUV
(Cultivation Utility Vehicle)” series of public performances. She
received full fellowships to the Vermont Studio Center and the Millay
Colony for the Arts, was Artist in Research at the Berwick Research Institute
in Boston in 2004, and was selected as the 2007 international artist in
residence for KAIR in Kamiyama, Japan.
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