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.


The one to watch -- stream it today!

The one to watch -- stream it today!

This is it, y’all, this right here: the art documentary series I’m in is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video!

Nearly a year ago, I was interviewed for the Seattle episode of “The Story of Art in America.” The series takes an in-depth look at artists producing work outside the New York art scene. You might remember the video shoot was at the Northwest African American Museum (NAAM). You — yes, you — voted for me in NAAM’s social media contest to select an artist to represent Seattle’s Black community.

Promo photo for "The Story of Art in America" docuseries, showing the clasped hands of Seattle artist Lisa Myers Bulmash.

Photo credit: Legit Productions

Would you be willing to help me one more time? I’d like you to go to Amazon Prime Video and leave an honest review of the Seattle episode:

  1. Watch episode 10 of “The Story of Art in America”

  2. Go to the video listing on Amazon Prime Video

  3. Scroll down and click on the “Write a customer review” button

  4. Please keep it simple and to-the-point (Amazon deletes overly positive reviews)

  5. Ask your friends/ family/ followers to do the same: watch the episode, then write an Amazon Prime Video review.

It’s a lot like reviewing a book on Goodreads or Amazon: the more reviews, the more likely people will see the docuseries — and the first weeks are crucial to getting the word out. Enjoy, and remember to tell other viewers what you think about it!

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