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Departures, in its Arts Issue, lists Zoe Buckman as one of the faces of art activism today. The article explores the work and inspiration of twelve artists making an impact. An excerpt from the article reads, Zoe Buckman (left) and Natalie Frank had hoped their work would be largely irrelevant by now. In pieces like Let […]

Whitewall magazine interviewed Zoe Buckman on how she addresses feminism through art inspired by her upbringing and experience. The article discusses Buckman’s inspiration, how she gives strength to her sculptures, and her view on the role of female artists. Read the interview here.

Zoë Buckman makes Elle‘s 10 Female Artists to Watch list with others like Natalie Frank, Sara Rahbar, Elizabeth Jaeger, and more – article by Emily McDermott. Check out the list here.

This article by The Huffington Post‘s Isa Freeling highlights Zoë Buckman’s third solo exhibition, Imprison Her Soft Hand at Project for Empty Space in Newark, NJ. The show includes a multitude of works including wedding dress covered boxing gloves and neon sculptures. Here is a brief excerpt from the article, A Neon Chastity Belt Glows In Newark!: In

Sarah Cascone of artnet News features Zoë Buckman’s new solo exhibition, Imprison Her Soft Hand, at Project For Empty Space just before it’s closing on April 1, 2017. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article Gallery Hopping: Last Chance to See Zoe Buckman’s Hardhitting Feminism at Project for Empty Space: Imprison Her Soft Hand on view at Newark’s

Steph Rodney of Hyperallergic critically covers Imprison Her Soft Hand at Project for Empty Space, Zoë Buckman’s third solo exhibition including works from four series. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article Feminist Sculptures That Don’t Pull Punches: With her exhibition at Project for Empty Space, Imprison Her Soft Hand, whose title quotes Keats’s poem, she takes issue with