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George William Bell

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  • BIOGRAPHY

    George William Bell is a distinguished and experimental artist working primarily in the medium of glass. His work has been exhibited widely, featuring in several high-profile exhibitions including New Glass Now, Corning Museum of Glass, New York, USA; The European Award for Applied Arts, Belgium; and the Glass is Tomorrow touring exhibition in Stockholm, Milan and London, amongst others. He has received awards from Danske Kunsthåndværkere & Designere, Ung Svensk Form, and the Stanislav Libensky Award. Currently based in Monterey, California, George has worked inside a glass factory in the UK, trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and worked extensively as a Designer in Scandinavia.


    The artist's glass-blowing practice is combined with traditional Venetian cane techniques and contemporary approaches to materiality and form, probing the capacities of material to express its innate qualities. George notes that a traditional focus of glass-making is to erase or hide the process behind the final object, he plays with this expectation leaving the gathering lines exposed as records of transient moments of matter solidifying and becoming static. His final forms are sumptuous and fluid, reminiscent of inflating and botanical shapes or reflective vegetal matter.

     
  • WORKS
    • George William Bell The Form in Flux: Object 4, 2025 Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      The Form in Flux: Object 4, 2025
      Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
    • George William Bell The Form in Flux: Object 5, 2025 Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      The Form in Flux: Object 5, 2025
      Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
    • George William Bell Abstract Form Study in Gold I, 2023 Blown glass & silver mirror
      George William Bell
      Abstract Form Study in Gold I, 2023
      Blown glass & silver mirror
    • George William Bell The Form in Flux, Object: 1, 2024 Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      The Form in Flux, Object: 1, 2024
      Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand
      carved glass
    • George William Bell The Form in Flux, Object: 2, 2024 Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      The Form in Flux, Object: 2, 2024
      Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand
      carved glass
    • George William Bell The Form in Flux, Object: 3, 2024 Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      The Form in Flux, Object: 3, 2024
      Blown, sculpted, mirrored & sand
      carved glass
    • George William Bell Fluid Topographies Object: 1, 2025 Blown, sculpted & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      Fluid Topographies Object: 1, 2025
      Blown, sculpted & sand carved glass
    • George William Bell Fluid Topographies Object: 2, 2025 Blown, sculpted & sand carved glass
      George William Bell
      Fluid Topographies Object: 2, 2025
      Blown, sculpted & sand carved glass
  • STORIES

    • A cultural melting pot
      Press

      A cultural melting pot

      September 17, 2023
      George William Bell diverted from a path towards ceramics to a career in contemporary glass and his travels around the world – in particular to Scandinavia – have informed the...
    • George William Bell’s Lusty Anthropomorphism
      Press

      George William Bell’s Lusty Anthropomorphism

      May 8, 2023
      Exploiting the open-ended nature of abstraction is the artist’s intention, leaving only the viewer’s unmediated experience as a reference to these outcomes of material investigation and design innovation. Evading categorization,...
    • George William Bell Produces Objects Which Blur The Lines Between Art, Craft And Design
      Press

      George William Bell Produces Objects Which Blur The Lines Between Art, Craft And Design

      July 14, 2022
      A discussion with the artist George William Bell regarding his past, drive to create, and the future of his chosen craft.
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