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Artnet News names Zoe Buckman’s CHAMP as an “in-your-face reminder of the women’s movement,” describing it as almost custom-made for the present moment in the history of women’s empowerment. The article goes into depth about CHAMP and Zoe Buckman’s collection of feminist work. A quote from the article reads, “Champ, on the other hand, eschews frilly embellishment. The […]

  Wallpaper listed Zoe Buckman’s CHAMP as one of the must-see outdoor art projects of 2018. The feature notes the rise of female artists in the spotlight and points to Zoe Buckman and CHAMP as a symbol of female empowerment. Find the full feature here.  

LA Magazine calls Zoe Buckman’s CHAMP a “symbol of female empowerment.” The article published on February 26, 2018, goes into detail about the development of the piece, including Zoe Buckman’s inspiration and the impact that the CHAMP imagery has had and will continue to have. An excerpt from the article reads, “Buckman says working with neon was a

Zoe Buckman unveiled her first public sculpture, Champ,  at The Standard, Hollywood on February 27, 2018. The Standard covered the initial impact of the project, hailing the piece as “a symbol for the burgeoning intersectional feminist movement on social media.” A quote from Zoe Buckman reads, “I love flipping the preconceived notions of material,” Buckman says when we

WEHOville covered the unveiling of Zoe Buckman’s first public sculpture, CHAMP. The article discusses CHAMP’s place among West Hollywood’s history of gender-focused art, including Zoe Buckman’s inspiration and goals for the project. The article begins, “West Hollywood, a city known for its gay male culture (and the explicit sexuality that comes with it) clearly is

Galerie Magazine published an interview that delves into Zoe Buckman’s personal connection to her art. The interview touches on Zoe’s inspiration as well as her intentions in making feminist-charged art. An excerpt from the interview reads, “One of the things I’m really excited about is contributing to the discourse of the city. I think about