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Indigenous Faces of Wilmington--Works by André Wright, Jr.
Indigenous Faces of Wilmington highlights André Wright, Jr.'s ongoing work documenting indigenous identity, culture, and community through portraiture and visual storytelling. This significant body of work is a photographic project commissioned by the Delaware Art Museum. Through intimate portraiture and storytelling, the project documents the contemporary lives and experiences of Indigenous people in Wilmington, Delaware. Rooted in André’s own Nanticoke heritage, the project represents his commitment to visibility, representation, and creating space for stories that have historically been overlooked.
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