Zoë Lintzeris is a visual artist specializing in photography and painting.
Based on her previous journalistic career, her work explores the human condition and the emotional psyche within urbanism and rural environments throughout the world. Noted for her visual storytelling, her imagery focuses on love, loss, and resistance through a monochrome lens. Her work has been showcased on feature shoot, Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads, The Stuttering Foundation, and more. She has worked with 500px, and regularly collaborates with other artists and creative entrepreneurs. In 2019, she premiered her third conceptual-documentary photo project, "The Maskyoulinity Project", at 56 Ludlow, which marked her first solo show in New York City. Her pieces reside in private collections throughout the U.S., and have been exhibited in group installations at Clover’s Fine Art Gallery, Point Green Studios, ArtHelix Gallery, 100 Bogart, Greenpoint Gallery, 222 Bowery, and more.
Working toward her graduate certificate in Arts in Health from Lesley University, she also teaches holistic art techniques that unify art-making and mindfulness in private sessions. She currently works online with children and adults across the U.S.
She creates and resides in Brooklyn, and is an active member of the Freelancers Union and supporter of Americans for the Arts.
Based on her previous journalistic career, her work explores the human condition and the emotional psyche within urbanism and rural environments throughout the world. Noted for her visual storytelling, her imagery focuses on love, loss, and resistance through a monochrome lens. Her work has been showcased on feature shoot, Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads, The Stuttering Foundation, and more. She has worked with 500px, and regularly collaborates with other artists and creative entrepreneurs. In 2019, she premiered her third conceptual-documentary photo project, "The Maskyoulinity Project", at 56 Ludlow, which marked her first solo show in New York City. Her pieces reside in private collections throughout the U.S., and have been exhibited in group installations at Clover’s Fine Art Gallery, Point Green Studios, ArtHelix Gallery, 100 Bogart, Greenpoint Gallery, 222 Bowery, and more.
Working toward her graduate certificate in Arts in Health from Lesley University, she also teaches holistic art techniques that unify art-making and mindfulness in private sessions. She currently works online with children and adults across the U.S.
She creates and resides in Brooklyn, and is an active member of the Freelancers Union and supporter of Americans for the Arts.
CV / BIO
b. Baltimore, Maryland
SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2020
Chaos in Reality, St. Hrouda, Brooklyn, NY
2019
Dazed In A Dream, St. Hrouda, Brooklyn, NY
Women in Focus, St. Hrouda, Brooklyn, NY
Healing and Resistance, The Footlight, Ridgewood, NY
ABZU, 222 Bowery, New York, NY
2018
First Fall Double Decker Salon Show, Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
BYO Art for Pride Month, The Living Gallery Outpost, New York, NY
Conception Arts New York, M1-5 Lounge, New York, NY
2017
The Dream Is Dead! Long Live the Dream!, 100 Bogart, Brooklyn, NY
Recover, The Living Gallery Outpost, New York, NY
Bushwick Open Studios 2017, Gallery Bar, Brooklyn, NY
Bushwick Invitational, ArtHelix Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
Tremors, Point Green Studios, Brooklyn, NY
BYO Art for International Women’s Day, The Living Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2016
Bushwick Open Studios 2016, Gallery Bar, Brooklyn, NY
Out in the Streets, TalkingWalls Collaborative, Brooklyn, NY
2015
Summer Exhibition, Clover’s Fine Art Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2019
The MaskYouLinity Project, 56 Ludlow, New York, NY
2018
The Heartbroke Project, POWRPLNT, Brooklyn, NY
2017
The Ladies Project, Evergreen Studios, Brooklyn, NY
PUBLICATIONS
2019
"Physical Body: Invisible Stutter", The Stuttering Foundation
2018
“A Trip Around The World in 13 Architecture Photos”, feature shoot
2017
Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads, “Displaced”, Issue 17, Spring
FILM CREDITS
2017
Blue Circle Films, “Freed by God’s Grace”
2016
Deutsche Welle, “Nothing Like It Was - New York Fifteen Years after 9/11”
TEACHING/WORKSHOPS
2019
Water & Stone, “Twilight Sessions: Art in the Healing Process”, New York, NY
Water & Stone 2019 Conference, “Art Therapy in the Healing Process”, New York, NY
2018-2019
Private Picassos, Brooklyn, NY
2018
Freelancers Hub, "Analog Arts Healing", Brooklyn, NY
2016
Tumbleweeds Art Group, Brooklyn, NY
SPEAKING/ENGAGEMENTS
2020
Freelancers Hub, "An IG Live Series: Faces of Freelance", Brooklyn, NY
St. Hrouda, Artist Talk on "Dazed In A Dream", Brooklyn, NY
2019
56 Ludlow, Artist Talk on "The Maskyoulinity Project", New York, NY
St. Hrouda, Artist Talk on "Focus on Women", Brooklyn, NY
Body Politic NYC, “Body Talk: Art As Wellness”, Brooklyn, NY
PRESS
Irish Echo, "Exhibition on Ludlow"
100 Bogart, “THE DREAM IS DEAD! LONG LIVE THE DREAM!”
greenpointers.com, “Greenpoint TREMORS: Political & Social Reactions — Art Opening TONIGHT (8/17) + Dance Party Saturday”
NY Daily News, “CARIBBEAT: Grace Jerk Festival brings food and family fun to Queens”
EDUCATION
2020 Lesley University (expected in December)
2017 Shaw Academy
2016 Bernie Raffe AMPA
2008 University of Maryland, College Park