It Takes Two Wrongs To Make It Right

Zoe Alameda (b. 2000) lives and works in Los Angeles. The artist received her BFA at the University of Southern California in 2023 and attended the Yale Norfolk School of Art residency in 2022. Solo exhibitions include: "It Takes Two Wrongs to Make it Right," Cheremoya, Los Angeles (2025); "Five Toes Down, with Ashlynn Trane," Lonestar Projects, Los Angeles (2025); "Ode to an Honest Mirror," with Sebastian Loo, curated by Jaustin Tan, Monte Vista Projects, Los Angeles (2024); and "Rest My Head on a Pile of Tacks, USC Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery, Los Angeles (2022). Selected group exhibitions: "Chair Show," AUTOBODY autobody, Los Angeles (2025); "Re|Dacted Lincoln Heights DTLA," Gallery ThirtySix, Los Angeles (2025); "Goodbye Horses," Ethan Cohen Gallery, New York (2025); "Manual Override," Good Mother, Los Angeles (2025); "Cave Dwellers," Stone/Age, Los Angeles (2024); "Beyond the Veil…," Mystery Projects, Los Angeles (2024); "Rules of Engagement," LVL3, Chicago, IL (2024); "Horny Island," Curved Wall Gallery, Los Angeles (2024); "Provócame," curated by Ever Velasquez, Charlie James Gallery, Los  Angeles (2024); "SADECADE," SADE Gallery, Los Angeles (2024); "The Weatherproof Anniversarial," Weatherproof, Chicago (2024); "The Sum of Our Parts," Swivel Gallery, Brooklyn (2024); "NADA New York," Swivel Gallery, Brooklyn (2024); "WIP!," Known Studio, Los Angeles (2024); "Adult Contemporary," curated by @problemchild.advisory, Guerrero Gallery, Los Angeles (2024); "Material," Wilder, Nashville, TN (2024); "POWER," Transport Gallery, Los Angeles (2023); "SENSES," Mile 44, Los Angeles (2022); "I like what my phone looks like 4 feet away from me," Solo Show (online) (2022); "Nü Moon," New Image Art, Los Angeles (2022); and "blessed curse ii," Solo Show (online) (2022). Curatorial projects include: "Spirit Halloween," organized by Zoe Alameda, Alex Carmen, and Alex Emmons, Lonestar Projects, Los Angeles (2024); "Me and You and Me and," organized by Zoe Alameda, Alex Carmen, Roma Edwards, Ashylnn Smith, Kayli Temple, and Gabriel Tolson, SADE Gallery, Los Angeles (2023); "Three Point Turn," organized by Alex Carmen and Zoe Alameda, Lonestar Projects, Los Angeles (2023); "Five Leaf Clover," New Image Art Gallery, Los Angeles (2022); "Other," USC Gayle and Ed Roski Gallery, Los Angeles (2022); and "Cut My Ankle Open, Just a Little Bit," organized by Zoe Alameda and Alex Carmen, Los Angeles (2021).