Johanna Bell Johanna Bell i(6017457 works by)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Johanna Bell lives in Darwin.

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2024 recipient Australia Council Grants, Awards and Fellowships Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups for Drawing in the Margins
2022 recipient Australia Council Grants, Awards and Fellowships Individuals and groups ($29,500)
2020 winner Northern Territory Literary Awards Poetry Award for 'If I Were a Bird'.

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon Hope Is The Thing Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2023 25415885 2023 single work picture book children's

'A highly original, beautiful and deeply meaningful picture book that sees the marvellous and inspiring world of birds through the eyes of a child and celebrates birds' adaptability and ingenuity.

'Hope is a kookaburra singing the sun
Hope is the emu learning to run 

'Let your imagination soar in this joyful ode to the world of birds and the healing power of nature.

'Sparked by the Emily Dickinson poem 'Hope is the thing with feathers', this lyrical text accompanied by glorious mixed media collages reflects and celebrates the diversity, ingenuity and wonder of birds.'(Publication summary)

2024 winner The Wilderness Society Environment Award for Children's Literature Picture Fiction
2024 winner CBCA Book of the Year Awards CBCA Award for New Illustrator
form y separately published work icon In My Own Skin ( dir. Huni Bolliger et. al. )agent Australia : 2019 21767463 2019 single work film/TV

'In My Own Skin tells the story of Aboriginal woman Elliana Lawford’s moving tale about shedding her cultural shame. In inky blue animation, we travel with Elliana through her childhood on Awabakal land, across tumultuous schoolyard politics and upward to Darwin, where Eliana is confronted by the very thing she’s been trying to outrun.'

Source: NT Travelling Film Festival (http://www.nttravellingfilmfestival.com/2020-films). (Sighted: 11/5/2021)

2020 winner Capricornia Film Awards Best Animation
2020 winner Capricornia Film Awards Best Short Film : Documentary
y separately published work icon Cheeky Dogs : To Lake Nash and Back Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2019 15785276 2019 single work autobiography children's

'Meet deaf artist, Dion Beasley, and the people he calls family. Dodging road trains by day and giant blue monsters at night, Dion weaves his way through life on an electric scooter, collecting rocks and dogs to make art. In his dreams, he sees animals from overseas and his mother's country, Lake Nash, but every morning, without fail, he puts on his favourite socks and gets ready to feed the dogs. Is it time yet?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

2020 shortlisted Prime Minister's Literary Awards Children's Fiction
2020 shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards Indigenous Children
2020 shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards Eight to 10 Years
2020 longlisted APA Book Design Awards Best Designed Children's Non-Fiction Illustrated Book designed by Ruth Gruener.
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