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This Woman’s Work By JANET MERCEL With her first Miami solo show, Who By Fire, ZOË BUCKMAN trades boxing gloves for damask and grief, and finds softness—even for men. While standing in Mindy Solomon Gallery, Zoë Buckman talks me through her first solo Miami show, Who By Fire , her Hackney accent lilting up and

Observer’s Must-See Miami Art Week Exhibitions From speculative A.I. dreamscapes to mythic gardens, geological ceramics and queer maximalism, these are the shows not to miss when you’re in town for Art Basel Miami Beach. Zoë Buckman’s “Who By Fire” – Mindy Solomon Gallery through January 10, 2026 This year, the gallery dedicates its prime exhibition

Artist Zoe Buckman’s show on Jewish identity on view in Miami after London gallery pulled plug Artist Zoe Buckman is getting the last word. After her former London gallery “indefinitely” scrapped her show over fears its focus on Jewish identity might spark “potential hostility,” the British-born creative debuted the work in a powerful solo exhibition

Our Favourites From Miami Art Week 2025 Zoë Buckman with her 2025 multimedia piece, ‘Trace Your Ridges’ at Mindy Solomon Gallery. Drawing its title from Leonard Cohen’s evocative adaptation of a Yom Kippur prayer, the show meditates on home, vulnerability, and collective endurance. Read the article here.

ZOË BUCKMAN TURNS DOMESTIC SPACE INTO VIGIL AT MINDY SOLOMON GALLERY Zoë Buckman’s new solo exhibition, “Who By Fire,” takes its name from Leonard Cohen’s reworking of the High Holiday prayer “Unetaneh Tokef,” the liturgy that contemplates who will live and who will die in the upcoming year. In Buckman’s hands, that charged refrain becomes

Hybrid Paintings With Threads Weaving Through Explores Ideas of “Home” [Interview] In the past few decades, fiber art has exploded onto the global stage, seeing artists reimagine the limits—and the historical meaning—of media like textiles, weaving, crocheting, embroidery, and so much more. Zoë Buckman is one such artist. For years, Buckman has considered such themes