Zoë Pulley is a New York-based archival artist with a studio at ISCP in Bushwick, working with textiles, photographs, and family archives to trace the everyday stories of Black American life.
Zoë Pulley works with textiles, photographs, and family archives to trace the everyday stories of Black American life. She's New York-based, with a studio at ISCP in Bushwick, and calls her method surfacing, pulling narrative out of ordinary material passed down through her own family. Her practice also traces her family's Great Migration north from Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee.
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