Injustice Unveiled: A Feminist Art Revolt: International Women’s Day Art Exhibition, Chicago, IL, 2024

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Stories  From My Childhood, Northern Illinois University Art Museum, Dekalb, IL, 2022- 2023

Social and Politically Engaged Art, ETSU Art Museum, Tenn. 2022

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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

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The Fletcher International Jury Exhibit, Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN, 2020

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Exhibit: Leaders We Love and Despise, Kane Space Project, Chicago, IL, 2018 

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The Fletcher International Jury Exhibit, Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN, 2019

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Found Recyclable Objects Exhibit, Kishwaukee College, Malta, IL, 1994

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South Holland Annual Art Exhibit, South Holland, IL, 1992

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South Holland Annual Art Exhibit, South Holland, IL, 1991

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

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Mid-Week Libation: Passion is the Bridge by Ryan Elston, The Epicurean Vagabonds, Paris, France, 2023

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Bold Feminist Artist Abby Moon Zeciroski by The City Life, New York City, NY, 2022

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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

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Artists Share Virtual Support for Black Lives Matter Protest by Shiyu Xu Pavement Pieces New York University, New York City, NY, 2020

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Artist Abby Zeciroski Creating Work That Is Unapologetically Pro-Choice, Pro LGBTQ+ & Political, By Asha Dahya, Girl Talk HQ, Los Angles, California 2020

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Artel Brainstorm Mag Kolah Studios, Iran Magazine, Iran, 2020

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Making The Invisible Visible, Which are the Censored Artist on Social Media that are More Mentioned on Google Search? by Politenico, 2019

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Art Local Lesbian Artist on Being Banned from Social Media by Julia Hale, Windy City Times, Chicago, IL, 2019

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Sock Drive Adds to Holiday Spirit for Youth at The Crib by Gretchen Racheal Hammond, Windy City Times, Chicago, IL, 2019

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Kishwaukee College Art Exhibit, The Kaleidoscope, Malta, IL, 1994

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Art Finalist Spirit of Liberty Art Competition, South Holland Tribune, South Holland, IL, 1991 

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Juniors, Seniors, Recognize during Thornwood Program, The Star, South Holland, IL, 1992

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South Holland Annual Art Show, The Star, South Holland, IL, 1991

FE 10th Anniversary Award, Fletcher Exhibition Reece Museum 2022

Final 3 out of 10,000 entries, Spirit of Liberty Art Competition, June 13, 1991

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First place – Found Recyclable Objects Kishwaukee College Art Exhibit, 1994

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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

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Creative Achievement Award, Produced More Artwork Than All Students Combined, 1992

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Nominated For Several Scholarship SAIC 1993  & 1994

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Drawing & Painting, Chicago, IL

Instagram 24,2K Followers, High Engagement

Donated and Fundraised 4,500 Socks, Hundreds of Lunches and Care-packages for Chicago Homeless. Chicago Marathon for Tree House Cat Shelter. 

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.