Meet the Artists

Dana-Marie Bullock (b. 1989, St Catherine, Jamaica) is an interdisciplinary artist based in New York City. Her work encompasses painting, sculpture, installation and performance art. Bullock's work draws from self-portraiture and familial memory in tandem with abstraction to engage with themes of trauma, loss, bodily autonomy, and Jamaican mythology. 

Bullock completed her MFA at Pratt Institute as an outstanding merit awardee. She is the recipient of the Virginia Pratt Thayer Scholarship 2024, the Schuback Endowed Scholarship 2024, and Pratt Institute’s Ox-Bow Residency Award 2024. Bullock completed her summer residency at Ox-Bow School of Art under the tutelage of Michelle Grabner, Molly Zuckerman, and Brad Killam. Bullock also completed a residency masterclass with artist, Mickalene Thomas and curator, Jasmine Wahi at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in 2024.

Following her undergraduate studies in Social Work at the University of the West Indies, Bullock studied Fine Arts with a specialization in painting at The Art Students League of New York. She has received multiple awards at various shows in New York City including Red Dot Winner (best in show) and the Norma Adler Scholarship at the Art Students League, along with media coverage in both the United States and Jamaica. In 2019, Bullock exhibited at the National Gallery of Jamaica and one of her works is currently exhibited at the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport in Jamaica.