Zoe Fisher Projects is a gallery, an exhibition, an artist edition, an archive, a community and a person. Zoe Fisher has been a part of multiple projects over the years, including: co-founder of Fisher Parrish Gallery, founder of HANDJOB Gallery/Store and co-founder of 99¢ Plus Gallery. Each project has aimed to support and enrich the livelihood of young and emerging artists. She has become known for her Object Exhibition Series which began in 2016 with The Lamp Show and has continued on to include The Plant Show, The Paperweight Show, The Ashtray Show and most recently The Essential Goods Show. These exhibitions aim to engage both established as well as emerging artists and designers in a dialogue about objecthood—pushing the artist’s disciplinary boundaries, introducing new ways of making and allowing for a deeper understanding of how objects play a role in our daily lives. Zoe Fisher has been featured in multiple publications, including: "The New York Times," "Architecture Digest," "Artnet News," "Juxtapose," "Surface," "Elle Decor," "Cultured," "W Magazine," "PAPER Magazine," "Art News," "Observer," "Brooklyn Magazine" and "Sight Unseen." In 2016, Zoe Fisher was named by "Dwell" as one of the “Design Talents to Watch.” Zoe was born and raised in San Francisco and currently runs Zoe Fisher Project sans a physical location out of New York City. Zoe Fisher Projects is a proud NADA Gallery Member.