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Interview Magazine‘s Haley Weiss (photos by Victoria Stevens) interviews  Zoë Buckman about her practice, conceptual work, and consciousness raising efforts. The article touches upon new works and series, action in the present world, and a ideology behind her artistic and life practice. Here is a brief excerpt from The Consciousness Raising Artist: Now there are a bunch of

Blouin Artinfo‘s Rachel Corbett interviews artists Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank about their upcoming mural project in collaboration with NY Live Arts. The artwork, titled We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident, is a large scale mural that will combine imagery of the female figure along with negative, sexist statements politicians have made about women. Here is a brief excerpt from the interview, Natalie

Katy Donoghue of Whitewall Magazine interviews feminist artists Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank about their upcoming mural collaboration with NY Live Arts. The piece titled We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident  is a response to the “election” of Donald Trump. Text gathered from statements male politicians have made about women the last few years will be obscured by the image

Sarah Cascone of artnet News highlights works by female artists that were more than prevalent at Pulse Art Fair in Miami Beach. Zoë Buckman’s Champ from her series Mostly It’s Just Uncomfortable hung bright in color and bold in message in the PROJECTS section of the fair. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article, Female Artists Take their Rightful

This article by The Huffington Post‘s Priscilla Frank highlights an upcoming public project by feminist artists Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank in collaboration with NY Live Arts. A large-scale mural titled We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident  will depict the female figure juxtaposed along with negative statements politicians have made about women or regarding their

Zoë Buckman was included in a recent article by Priscilla Frank and Katherine Brooks for The Huffington Post. What It Means to be an Artist in the Time of Trump spotlights 21 artists and their expressions of their hopes, goals, and advice to fellow activists. Here is a small taste of what Buckman has to say: