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2024
Burroughs, Richard. “Voices of The Enslaved Resonate at Lefferts Historic House Art Exhibit.” BK Reader. May 31, 2024.

Scott, Chad. “Amiri Baraka ‘Blues People’ Then And Now At Express Newark.” FORBES. May 29, 2024

Ginsburg, Aaron. “Prospect Park to debut ‘Ancestral Whispers’ art installation, honoring Africans enslaved by the Lefferts family.” 6sqft. May 20, 2024.

2022 

Branch, Charmaine. “Embodying Diaspora: Adama Delphine Fawundu Interviewed by Charmaine Branch.” BOMB. Online. Jun. 2022.

Su, Hannah. “Newark Artist Collaboration honors the city’s history and residents through 13 just-unveiled art installations.” The Architect’s Newspaper. Jun. 2022.

Berkowitz, Evan. “REVIEW: For artists including West Stockbridge’s Ilene Spiewak, Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition show is a portrait of our time.” The Berkshire Eagle.. May 2022.

2020 

Baker, Melinda.”Three Art exhibitions to see this November in Nashville.” The Tennessean, Oct. 2020.

Fawundu, Adam Delphine.”12 Black Artists on Life in America Right Now.” Vogue, Aug. 2020.

Laccarino, Michela Ag. “America in fiamme: “Quil il razzismo ormai è una regola” La fotografa Fawundu e le proteste per il delitto Floyd.” Il Fatto Quotidiano, Jun. 2020. 

Abudu, Kojo. “How Five African Artists Living Outside the Continent are Responding to the Lockdown” TSA Contemporary Art Magazine, May 2020.

“Your concise Southwest US Art Guide for Spring 2020.” Hyperallergic, Feb. 2020. 

Rosen, Sara.’The music united us’: 45 years of hip hop, told by the women who shaped the phenomenon.” Document Journal, Feb. 2020.

Staff Reports. “Stamford’s Franklin Street Works exhibit centers on Black hair culture.” Stamford Advocate, Feb. 2020.

Eshun, Ekow. “The Black Fantastic: Speculative visions of the African diaspora.” Aperture no.241, Winter 2020.

Harden, Brandon T. “In Conversation’ at the African American Museum wants you to rethink black masculinity.” The Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 2020.

2019

Adams, Kiersten A. “The Citizen Recommends: Visual Meditations on Black Masculinity.” The Philadelphia Citizen, Oct. 2019.

Wild, Steph. “Miller Theatre Unveils Installation by Adama Delphine Fawundu.” Broadway World Sep. 2019.

“Here & Now ABC News Television Interview with Sandra Bookman." Jun. 2019.

“Sierra Leone in Dreams and Reality, PDN Photo of the Day.” Photo District News, Apr. 2019.

Crimmins, Peter. “Two visions of African spirituality at the African American Museum.” WHYY/NPR, Mar. 2019.

Weber, Jasmine. “Seven Artists and Curators Reveal a Cherished, Overlooked Black Artist.”, Hyperallergic, Feb. 2019.

“12 Women Photographers to Watch in 2019.” Photographic Museum of Humanity, Mar. 2019.

2018 

Slattery, Brian. “Artspace Exhibit Takes Unblinking Look At History.” New Haven Independent, Dec. 2018.

Armstrong, Annie. “Rema Hort Mann Foundation Names 2018 Artist Grantees. Art News, Sep. 2018.

Storm, Camille and Saafir, Qimmah. “100 Women: Adama Delphine Fawundu and Laylah Amatullah Barrayn's MFON Gives Black Women Photographers a Home.” Okay Africa, Mar. 2018.

Turner, Rianna. “Artspace Exhibit confronts New England slave trade.” Yale Daily News, Dec. 2018

Small, Zachery. “Columbia University MFA Students Put on a Strong Thesis Show Despite Department Woes.” Hyperallergic, May 2018.

Lace-Evans, Olivia. “A celebration of black female photography.” BBC World News, Jan. 2018.

2017 

Chen, Min. “Artist Adama Delphine Fawundu Fights the Power.” Surface, Oct. 2017. Alemany, Jacqueline. “A New Book Gives Us the World As Seen by Black Photographers.” Vogue, Oct.2017.

Jenkins, Mark. “In the galleries: ‘Afrofuturism,’ defined in the moment, by nine artists.” Washington Post, Oct. 2017.