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  • Irascible Deities. Mixed print and drawing media on paper. From the project Shiftland.
    Irascible Deities. Mixed print and drawing media on paper. From the project Shiftland.
  • A Place Where it Rains. Mixed print and drawing media on paper. Shiftland project.
    A Place Where it Rains. Mixed print and drawing media on paper. Shiftland project.
  • The Prescriptive Presence of Something Unknown But True 2. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
    The Prescriptive Presence of Something Unknown But True 2. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
  • This is Explicitly NOT a Utopia. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
    This is Explicitly NOT a Utopia. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
  • Flags of Countries that Have Treaties with SVP, Part 1. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
    Flags of Countries that Have Treaties with SVP, Part 1. Mixed print and drawing media on paper.
  • Visions of a Quasi-Expatriate Installation. created for the Falun Triennial, 2007, at the Dalarnas Museum in Falun, Sweden.
    Visions of a Quasi-Expatriate Installation. created for the Falun Triennial, 2007, at the Dalarnas Museum in Falun, Sweden.

Lisa Bulawsky

Associate Professor, Printmaking/Drawing

bulawsky@samfox.wustl.edu
314-935-6571
314-935-6462

Bixby 104B

Campus Box 1031
Biography 

Bulawsky is widely recognized for work in printmaking that spans a wide range of activities, including works on paper, installation, and temporary public art. She has had numerous solo exhibitions and group shows that include the International Print Center New York; Urban Institute of Contemporary Art in Grand Rapids, Michigan; and the Dalarnas Museum in Sweden, where her work was included in The Falun Triennial 2007. She is also featured in Printmaking at the Edge, by Richard Noyce, a book on recent international, contemporary trends in printmaking. Her work in mixed media monotype is in the collection of the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Antwerp, Belgium; the House of Humor and Satire in Gabrovo, Bulgaria; and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, among others.

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Statement 

In my work, I expose, satirize, and pick at the scab of culture by examining the people and events that shape it. I try to grapple with universal and unanswerable questions about what it is to be human, to be an agent of culture and an heir to its course. In all of this, I hope to maintain a sense of humor as well as humility.

My vision, gesture, and ideas filter through my knowledge and experience as a printmaker. That experience provides a platform from which to launch projects in mixed media monotype, installation, digital video, and public ephemeral practice.

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Watch Reflections, a video by Bulawsky

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