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.


Let's spend the Evening together

You heard about the house party, right? The virtual one at Wa Na Wari? We’ll have a live DJ and everything!

Artist Lisa Myers Bulmash, waiting to open her exhibit “Holding Patterns” at Wa Na Wari art gallery

Artist Lisa Myers Bulmash, waiting to open her exhibit “Holding Patterns” at Wa Na Wari art gallery

I’d love to hang out with you tomorrow night at the opening reception for my exhibit, “Holding Patterns.” DJ Sureal opens the party at 6pm PST. And Wa Na Wari has made a breakout room where we can talk for a half-hour about my work on display, or just have a super-art-nerdy conversation. Then we can rejoin the DJ for the rest of the party.

Jim Dever and photographer Mark of “Evening” interview  Wa Na Wari curator Elisheba Johnson

Jim Dever and photographer Mark of “Evening” interview Wa Na Wari curator Elisheba Johnson

You can join us via Facebook, or you can visit through Zoom (see the Wa Na Wari website for the virtual keys to the room).

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But if you really can’t make it, catch my exhibit on TV: “Evening” plans to feature me and my work at the gallery on Monday night, March 22nd. Then you can brag to your friends on Tuesday about all the fun they missed!

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Get out the NAAM vote!

Get out the NAAM vote!