Exhibitions Publication Awards
Also, education, social media, giving back and artist statement.
Exhibitions
Injustice Unveiled: A Feminist Art Revolt: International Women’s Day Art Exhibition, Chicago, IL, 2024
Stories From My Childhood, Northern Illinois University Art Museum, Dekalb, IL, 2022- 2023
Social and Politically Engaged Art, ETSU Art Museum, Tenn. 2022
Picturing 2020: A Community Reflects, The University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ, 2020 - 2021
Black Lives Matter Exhibit, Legacy Lab, Sacramento, CA, 2020
The Fletcher International Jury Exhibit, Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN, 2020
Exhibit: Leaders We Love and Despise, Kane Space Project, Chicago, IL, 2018
The Fletcher International Jury Exhibit, Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN, 2019
Found Recyclable Objects Exhibit, Kishwaukee College, Malta, IL, 1994
South Holland Annual Art Exhibit, South Holland, IL, 1992
South Holland Annual Art Exhibit, South Holland, IL, 1991
Publications
Chicago, IL, International Women’s Day Exhibition 2024 by Tagg Magazine, San Diego, CA, 2024
These Five Artist Confronting the Climate Crisis with Climate Change Art by Eva Hagan Green Matters, New York City, NY 2023
Mid-Week Libation: Passion is the Bridge by Ryan Elston, The Epicurean Vagabonds, Paris, France, 2023
Bold Feminist Artist Abby Moon Zeciroski by The City Life, New York City, NY, 2022
The World Is on Fire: Artists Respond to the Protest by Antonio Luca and Jaspal Rivait The New York Times, New York City, NY, 2020
Artists Share Virtual Support for Black Lives Matter Protest by Shiyu Xu Pavement Pieces New York University, New York City, NY, 2020
Artist Abby Zeciroski Creating Work That Is Unapologetically Pro-Choice, Pro LGBTQ+ & Political, By Asha Dahya, Girl Talk HQ, Los Angles, California 2020
Artel Brainstorm Mag Kolah Studios, Iran Magazine, Iran, 2020
Making The Invisible Visible, Which are the Censored Artist on Social Media that are More Mentioned on Google Search? by Politenico, 2019
Art Local Lesbian Artist on Being Banned from Social Media by Julia Hale, Windy City Times, Chicago, IL, 2019
Sock Drive Adds to Holiday Spirit for Youth at The Crib by Gretchen Racheal Hammond, Windy City Times, Chicago, IL, 2019
Kishwaukee College Art Exhibit, The Kaleidoscope, Malta, IL, 1994
Art Finalist Spirit of Liberty Art Competition, South Holland Tribune, South Holland, IL, 1991
Juniors, Seniors, Recognize during Thornwood Program, The Star, South Holland, IL, 1992
South Holland Annual Art Show, The Star, South Holland, IL, 1991
Awards
FE 10th Anniversary Award, Fletcher Exhibition Reece Museum 2022
Final 3 out of 10,000 entries, Spirit of Liberty Art Competition, June 13, 1991
First place – Found Recyclable Objects Kishwaukee College Art Exhibit, 1994
Honored, Most Likely to Succeed in Her Field and Recognize Academic Achievement, 1992
Honorable Mention Best of Work South Holland Annual Art Show, 1991 & 1992
Creative Achievement Award, Produced More Artwork Than All Students Combined, 1992
Nominated For Several Scholarship SAIC 1993 & 1994
Education
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Drawing & Painting, Chicago, IL
Social Media
Instagram 24,2K Followers, High Engagement
Give Back
Donated and Fundraised 4,500 Socks, Hundreds of Lunches and Care-packages for Chicago Homeless. Chicago Marathon for Tree House Cat Shelter.
Artist Statement
My art is driven by a deep-rooted inspiration from the quote by Cesar Cruz, which calls to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable. It is a reflection of my inner drive to explore personal issues such as mental illness, PTSD, and use my artistic expression as a form of art activism. Through a fusion of traditional and digital mediums, I aim to express my vulnerabilities, challenge the status quo, and advocate for social change. My art serves as a powerful platform for dialogue, provoking emotions and promoting empathy in the broader community, as I strive to make a meaningful impact through my creative endeavors.
