Biography
In 2016, Zamero’s painting of Prince Charles was featured in the lead story in the Evening Standard, Londoner's Diary, 'There Will Be No Revolution in East London'. In 2018, her painting of Meghan and Harry was featured in two articles, Evening Standard, The Londoner, Now See Harry As The New Adonis and also Evening Standard, The Londoner, 'Tottenham Adonis Belongs In The Palace'. Also Buckingham Palace wrote a complimentary letter to Zamero concerning her painting of the Queen in 2016, in response to an invitation to an exhibition showing the painting.
More recently she has also been featured in articles in American Journal Counterpunch 2023 https://www.counterpunch.org/.../charles-camilla-biden.../ Sunday Tribune, 2020, New Art Examiner, 2017 and Ham and Hi 2023. Also she appears in a number of published books on Stuckism, and in numerous exhibition catalogues with essays by Edward Lucie-Smith, Paul Carey-Kent, Anna McNay, Tabish Khan and Dr Chris Barlow. She has given numerous talks and interviews, including with Jude Cowan Montague on radio ResonanceFM104.4 about satire and comedy.
In 2025 Zamero founded the Mirage art group who had a symposium with guest speakers Sacha Craddock (President of the International Association of Art Critics), Tabish Khan (visual arts editor The Londonist) and Jean Wainwright (Professor, art historian, critic with interviews in Tate Archives). The link below shows the panel discussion as well as reel of the private view and a walk round of the inaugural 2025 exhibition, https://mirage-arts.co.uk/video.html.
In 2019 Zamero founded Salon Noir, Introduction to Launch of Salon Noir at Blacks Club which is a French style Art Salon hosted by Central London venues such as Blacks Club of Soho, Bermondsey Project Space and Vout-O-Reenee's Private members' Club. She has hosted many guest speakers including Matthew Collings, Gavin Turk, Pandemonia, James Putnam, Sacha Craddock and Jean Wainwright.
Zamero founded The Magma Group of artists in 2011. They were invited to exhibit at Arthouse1 Gallery, The Other Art Fair, Griffin Gallery and others. She chaired a Symposium- Massaging The Message at Arthouse1 Gallery in 2017 with guest speakers Professor Michael Archer (Goldsmiths College), Michael Glover (The Independent art critic) and Anna McNay (Assistant Editor Art Quarterly, critic, curator).
Zamero has exhibited at 60th Venice Biennale-Fringe, Liverpool Biennale, 2016, 2010, European Capital Culture Festival, 2008. She has also exhibited in London, New York, Paris, Athens and Arizona. In 2015 She was selected for a show at the University of Kent at Canterbury by Dr Ben Thomas and by Edward Lucie-Smith for shows in 2012 and 2011. She was invited for a solo show by Mike von Joel, Artistic Director Bermondsey Project Space in 2019 and by JJ Campbell Director of Spring Up gallery 2026.
Zamero is in a number of private collections in Hong Kong, Paris and London including that of art dealers Impasto Art Management and The Stuckist Art Foundation.