Adam Zucker

Many of our daily experiences are temporal, yet they have become replicated as ritual, as a habit of function amongst humanity.

I am interested in presenting certain rituals and repeated contemporary trends that provide discourse on issues in politics, religion, mass media, industry, popular culture, and social media. I view my work as relics of personal expression commenting on the world and its current or reccuring issues, which I experience around me. The way that I view myself, or feel about my place in the collective environment dictates the expressions in my work.

2011 Collaborate Collaborator, Eris Temple Artspace, West Philadelphia, PA.

2010 Soundoffka Vol. 2, VWVOFFKA, Philadelphia, PA.

2010 Bring to Light, Nuit Blanche Festival, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY.

2010 The Love Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY.

2010 Food Glorious Food, The Wespac Space, White Plains, NY.

2009 It Came From Beyond: Halloween Art Showcase, Skummi and Co. Gallery, New York, NY.

2009 Fumetto: Comics Comment on Climate Change, Westchester Arts Exchange Gallery, White Plains, NY.
2009 Tikis and Tattoos Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY.
2009 Robot Art Show, Manhattan Theater Source, New York, NY.

2008 A New Perspective on Politics, Artworks, New Bedford, MA.

2008 Dia De Los Muertos Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY.
2008 Clowns, Jokers and Pranks Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY.
2007 City Wide Open Studios, Artspace, New Haven CT.
2007 Annual Juried Student Exhibition, Seton Gallery, University of New Haven CT.
2006 Annual Juried Student Exhibition, Seton Gallery, University of New Haven CT.
2006 Undergrad College Artwork in Connecticut, John Slade Ely House, New Haven CT.
2006 Annual Juried Member Exhibition, Rye Arts Center, Rye NY.

Nunzio Barbera, Dark Arts 2011, (Sunburry Press, 2011).

Adam Zucker and Adah Gorton, "Death Love" Certain Circuits, Volume 2.1 (2011)

Laura Joseph Mogil,"Climate Change as Comics Art," The New York Times (October 10, 2009, Spotlight/White Plains)



Artist Statement Many of our daily experiences are temporal, yet they have become replicated as ritual, as a habit of function amongst humanity. I am interested in presenting certain rituals and repeated contemporary trends that provide discourse on issues in politics, religion, mass media, industry, popular culture, and social media. I view my work as relics of personal expression commenting on the world and its current or reccuring issues, which I experience around me. The way that I view myself, or feel about my place in the collective environment dictates the expressions in my work. Fine Art Exhibitions 2011 Collaborate Collaborator, Eris Temple Artspace, West Philadelphia, PA. 2010 Soundoffka Vol. 2, VWVOFFKA, Philadelphia, PA. 2010 Bring to Light, Nuit Blanche Festival, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY. 2010 The Love Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY. 2010 Food Glorious Food, The Wespac Space, White Plains, NY. 2009 It Came From Beyond: Halloween Art Showcase, Skummi and Co. Gallery, New York, NY. 2009 Fumetto: Comics Comment on Climate Change, Westchester Arts Exchange Gallery, White Plains, NY. 2009 Tikis and Tattoos Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY. 2009 Robot Art Show, Manhattan Theater Source, New York, NY. 2008 A New Perspective on Politics, Artworks, New Bedford, MA. 2008 Dia De Los Muertos Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY. 2008 Clowns, Jokers and Pranks Group Show, Claude Gallery, Eastchester NY. 2007 City Wide Open Studios, Artspace, New Haven CT. 2007 Annual Juried Student Exhibition, Seton Gallery, University of New Haven CT. 2006 Annual Juried Student Exhibition, Seton Gallery, University of New Haven CT. 2006 Undergrad College Artwork in Connecticut, John Slade Ely House, New Haven CT. 2006 Annual Juried Member Exhibition, Rye Arts Center, Rye NY. Press Nunzio Barbera, Dark Arts 2011, (Sunburry Press, 2011). Adam Zucker and Adah Gorton, "Death Love" Certain Circuits, Volume 2.1 (2011) Laura Joseph Mogil,"Climate Change as Comics Art," The New York Times (October 10, 2009, Spotlight/White Plains) Contact Email: adamizucker@gmail.com