I am a visual artist working in collage, assemblage sculpture and altered books. My practice explores identity, memory and the history of the African diaspora. Vintage and contemporary images collide to convey how the past informs the present.

I got an MFA without studying. Here's how

I got an MFA without studying. Here's how

Lisa Myers Bulmash
business of art

In case you missed it: I’m now represented by the Morton Fine Art Gallery in Washington, DC! MFA and I are partnering to present my work to art collectors on the East Coast and beyond.

Here’s what that means for you, practically speaking:

  • If you’ve been eyeballing a collage or one of the 2D works in my online shop, please contact MFA. They’ll walk you through the process.

  • If you’ve been eyeballing one of my assemblage sculptures, contact MFA. Even if they redirect you back to me, it’s good form to ask the gallery first.

  • MFA is listing my work on Artsy as well as the gallery website! (Don’t say I never did anything for ya.)

  • COVID-19 precautions mean MFA’s physical space is open by appointment only. Contact them to see my work in person, and be sure to wear your mask.

One more thing: if you’re a Howard University alum who loves art and is planning to visit campus soon, MFA is less than two miles away…

I imagine it’d be super easy to make an appointment that fits into your itinerary. Happy Friday, y’all!

Commission work: the big reveal

Commission work: the big reveal
Art on demand: commissions

Art on demand: commissions