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Amy Marie Slocum of Flaunt Magazine highlights multimedia and feminist artist Zoë Buckman. She discusses her influences for her series and solo exhibition Every Curve. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “Zoë Buckman: The multimedia Artist Discusses HipHop and Feminism” What is the right course of action when you are a feminist who loves to […]

Zoë Buckman takes part in a performance including artists Hank Willis Thomas, Carlos Rolón, Naama Tsabar, Shinique Smith, Shaun Leonardo, Cheryl Pope, Mickalene Thomas, and Kambui Olujimi to celebrate the one-year anniversary of The Cultivist. The whole night is recounted by Faith Cummings of artnet News. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “Artists Brawl at the Cultivist’s One-Year Anniversary Boxing Bash” Art

The final week of Zoë Buckman’s Every Curve exhibition at PAPILLION ART highlighted by Carolina A. Miranda in her Culture: High and Low column of the LA Times. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “Datebook: A key L.A. painter celebrates 90 years, Joan Snyder’s first L.A. show and Austronesian art” …The beguiling installation — objects

The opening of Zoë Buckman’s Every Curve exhibition at PAPILLION ART highlighted by Carolina A. Miranda in her Culture: High and Low column of the LA Times. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “Datebook: The art of Robert Mapplethorpe, photographs in Play-Doh, and zipper paintings” The British artist takes vintage lingerie and embroiders it

Zoë Buckman shares a few of her favorite things with Harper’s Bazaar in The List. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “#TheList: Zoë Buckman’s Cultural Life” This week in Los Angeles, Zoe Buckman celebrated her second solo art show, “Every Curve,” where she explores the misogyny and feminism in rap lyrics. Buckman, who has

  Zoë Buckman sits down with W Magazine‘s Diane Solway to talk feminism, hip-hop, boxing, and her show Every Curve at PAPILLION ART, Los Angeles. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article “Under Armor: Zoë Buckman’s Lingerie Feminism” Growing up in the East End of London in the 1990s, she listened nonstop to hip-hop, which