Law Bullock

A native of Fayetteville, North Carolina, Law Bullock is a multi‑disciplined artist whose work spans spoken word poetry, public speaking, and photography. For more than ten years, he has traveled nationally, using storytelling as a catalyst for dialogue, healing, and community connection. His performances have reached stages at the Southern Fried Poetry Slam Festival, SERNC Poetry Festival, Boom Charlotte, Raleigh Art & Film Festival, Griot & Grey Owl Southern Black Writer’s Conference, Man‑i‑fest, Slammadness, and numerous other cultural platforms.
Law is the founder of MUGwithUs and the curator of NC Spoken, two community‑centered initiatives dedicated to amplifying diverse voices and cultivating spaces where stories are honored. A self‑published author, he continues to expand his creative reach through collaborations with organizations such as NAMI and MMIW, using art as a bridge between generations, communities, and lived experiences.
A proud alumnus of Fayetteville State University, Law is also a member of Black on Black Rhyme Carolina and The Collective Art Team. His artistic philosophy is rooted in a simple but profound belief: art is a bridge — a living connection that carries truth, memory, and possibility across time. Through poetry, photography, and community engagement, he documents, challenges, and inspires, inviting audiences to see one another and listen.