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ArtNet News wants to know, “Why is Zoe Buckman Using Her Placenta to Create Art?” The highly personal nature of Zoe Buckman’s artwork, Present Life features her plastinated placenta as well as numerous works representing the ephemeral organ through various media like concrete, neon and photography. Cait Munro from ArtNet talked with Zoe to find

i-D Magazine caught up with British artist Zoe Buckman to get an insider’s take on her on-going artwork, Every Curve. Every Curve focuses on the female form through the conformity of vintage lingerie with the words 90’s rap lyrics from popular artists such as 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G. sewn into them. Take a read of

ATFA or A Taste for Art recently digested the hard art stuff in Zoe’s contemporary artwork, Every Curve and posted an incredible article discussing the feminine and masculine aspects of the work, its provocative questions and representation of feminity. Here’s a brief excerpt from the article, “Artist Zoe Buckman: The Definition of Feminine” Love, life and death

  Artlog’s Kate Haveles takes a moment to go over Zoe’s latest work, Every Curve in her article “Biggie in a Bra“. Zoe’s artwork in Every Curve fuses vintage lingerie with embroidered 90’s rap lyrics from rap artists such as Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac. Here’s a brief excerpt: British artist Zoe Buckman has been known to work

  Get an exclusive peak inside Zoe’s top floor East Village studio in New York where photography, sculpture, embroidery and neon are expertly engineered into various forms of art. Maria Gabriela Brito sat down with Zoe to discuss her current projects: Present Life and Every Curve. Here a brief excerpt from “Hip Hop, Curves and Flowers in