Zoya Cherkassky

Visual Moment | Depicting Devastation April 11, 2024

Can't These Privileged White People Feel Compassion for Israelis Murdered by Hamas? February 22, 2024

Compassion Not Just For Israelis February 20, 2024

At the Jewish Museum in New York, expressionist requiem for the victims of October 7 February 2, 2024

At the Jewish Museum, gut-wrenching drawings depict the terror of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel January 5, 2024

An ‘Israeli Guernica,’ at the Jewish Museum, Bears Witness to October 7 December 26, 2023

Zoya Cherkassky’s ‘October 7 2023’ Series Premieres at New York’s Jewish Museum December 19, 2023

"It is a requiem" 12/2/2023

‘It’s important to me to show what happened’: the Israeli artist drawing the traumatic events of 7 October

How Israel’s artists have responded to the trauma of October 7 November 23, 2023

In painting the horrors of both Ukraine and Israel at war, an artist finds echoes of Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ October 25, 2023

Zoya Cherkassky, Hero-Tyrant September 17, 2023

Zoya Cherkassky Interviewed May 31, 2023

Visual Arts Review: Zoya Cherkassky – An Immigrant Paints the Other Israel April 29, 2023

In Her Industrial Tel Aviv Studio, Artist Zoya Cherkassky Paints ‘Like Crazy’ While Listening to Talk Radio May 02, 2023

Your Guide to the Must - See Shows in Lower Manhattan April 28, 2023

Ukraine-born artist depicts Israel's ugly side, but would never leave April 22, 2023

An Artist’s Devotion to the African Diaspora April 19, 2023

The first Passover haggadah in Ukrainian marks a community’s break with Russia March 29, 2023

We talked to art critic Jerry Saltz before he comes to Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg

“It Is Also an Invasion of Our Childhoods”: A Ukrainian Artist Reflects on How the War Has Changed Her Memories February 27, 2023

Erwin Eisch, Mauricio Lasansky, & Zoya Cherkassky: Artists Remember August 30, 2022

POST-SOVIET REALISM June 13, 2022

Innocence Shattered: 'Soviet Childhood' Artist Captures War in Ukraine April 27, 2022

'Before and After': An Artist Repaints Scenes of Her Ukrainian Childhood 4/20/2022

How the war already changed the meaning of one artist’s childhood – and her paintings April 4, 2022

For some Israeli artists from Ukraine and Russia, creativity is sole solace from war March 9, 2022

‘Women Who Work’: Taking an Uncensored Look at Prostitution in NYC Exhibition August 10, 2021

The 10 Best Art Shows of 2020: Jordan Casteel, Noah Davis, and anything you could see in person December 11, 2020

Israeli-Ukrainian artist offers window on late Soviet realities July 17, 2020

Ukraine-born Jewish Artist’s Lockdown Work Marks Shift May 17, 2020

Locked Down? Open Up to… Artist Zoya Cherkassky May 04, 2020

Zoya Cherkassky’s ‘Lost Time’ — Memories and Daydreams amid Disaster April 24, 2020

Zoya Cherkassky, Lost Time April 20, 2020

The Exhibitions to See This Week: They Come from All Over the World, They Look at Home April 11, 2020

5 New York Galleries Showcase Women Artists In Online Exhibitions April 09, 2020

Art Industry News: One Third of France’s Galleries Could Be Out of Business by the End of 2020, Survey Says + Other Stories April 09, 2020

Zoya Cherkassky | Lost Time April 08, 2020

Lessons From the Plagues, Painted for Passover April 07, 2020

Daily distraction: A book talk, klezmer concert and exhibition of Soviet-Jewish art March 31, 2020

There’s Art After L.A.’s Art Week February 27, 2020

Diary: Grimes hits the decks, the art of small business and Frieze LA hits the rocks (in a good way) February 15, 2020

Your Concise Los Angeles Art Guide for Spring 2020 February 12, 2020

Site-Specific Installations, Large-Scale Sculpture, Surreal Digital Self-Portraits and other must-see work February 11, 2020

In LA for Frieze Week? Here is Our Guide to 33 Inspiring Gallery Shows to See Beyond the Fairs February 10, 2020

The Mystery of Chagall's Stolen Painting Has Been Solved And Is Now For Sale. January 06, 2020

Make Painting Radical Again: Zoya Cherkassky Fall 2019

Editors’ Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World Week June 24, 2019

Pointed Painted Valentines to the Soviet Era June 20, 2019

16 Great Things to Do in New York May 27, 2019

Soviet Childhood May 24, 2019

Memories of Old Kiev May 21, 2019

Zoya Cherkassky “Soviet Childhood” April 29, 2019

NYC Jewish-y Events, April 26th – May 5 April 25, 2019

From Ukraine to Israel: Zoya Cherkassky on Migrant Anxiety and Disappointment March 16, 2019

Interview with Zoya Cherkassky (Hebrew) September 12, 2018

Zoya Cherkassky 10 Jan - 3 Nov 2018 July 30, 2018

Zoya Cherkassky Portrays Lives of Soviet Immigrants in Israel in Soho Exhibit “Pravda” at Israel Museum February 19, 2018

An Interview with Zoya Cherkassky About Her Solo Exhibition “Pravda” (Hebrew) February 07, 2018

Stereotypes in the Museum (Hebrew) January 03, 2018

Artist and Works that we will Discuss this Year (Hebrew) October 06, 2017

African Immigrants in Tel Aviv, With a Touch of Matisse (Hebrew) February 06, 2015

Between Amusement and a Crying Out Loud Political Protest (Hebrew) January 06, 2015

Israel’s True Colors: An Interview with Israeli Artist Zoya Cherkassky September 02, 2013

On the Art of Colorful Altars (German) August 02, 2008

Studio Visit: Zoya Cherkassky October 22, 2007

Buying Art Should be Easier (Turkish) October 11, 2007

Art Reveals Jewish Diversity Spring 2007

Zoya Cherkassky at the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art January/February 2007

When Antisemitism is Art January 6, 2007

New Blood: Zoya Cherkassky Takes Action

Dolls with a Bite May 7, 2004

Art: Zoya Cherkassky January 17, 2003