Soho House – July 2020
Watch Zoë Buckman and Kate Bryan, Global Head of Collections for Soho House, discuss Buckman’s practice, how motherhood has affected her views on feminism and the future of her work here.
Soho House – July 2020 Read More »
Watch Zoë Buckman and Kate Bryan, Global Head of Collections for Soho House, discuss Buckman’s practice, how motherhood has affected her views on feminism and the future of her work here.
Soho House – July 2020 Read More »
Zoë’ Buckman tells Lizzie Cheatham McNairy “I’m not trying to make work that pushes people away or shouts a message at people. My intention has always been that it draws you close and it draws you in and that—in the literal beauty of the pieces, I’m expressing our strength and our pleasure.” Continue reading here.
Matrons And Mistresses – May 2020 Read More »
In her British Vogue article, Zoë Buckman says “They say grief is love. But they also say grief is a madness. It’s anger and injustice, the deepest agony and the most acute gratitude. It’s both unfair and inevitable. It’s fucked up and important and beautiful.” Read more here.
British Vogue – March 2020 Read More »
Julie Vadnal describes Zoë’s home as a “The Dumbo refuge—a combination of home, studio, and gallery—is filled with with her autobiographical pieces” Continue reading here.
Architectural Digest – January 2020 Read More »
Hrag Vartanian says “Artist Zoë Buckman is a feminist, which permeates her work and life, and her art explores the world of contemporary art with a particular sensitivity toward issues of sexual violence, abuse, and gender identity, among other things.” You can listen to the full podcast here.
Hyperallergic – December 2019 Read More »
View Whitehot Magazine’s Artists to Watch here.
Whitehot Magazine – December 2019 Read More »