The Art Newspaper

The Lenape diaspora, once on the brink of erasure, championed in New York exhibition

The show, the first-ever Lenape-curated exhibition profiling the tribes that inhabited the northeastern US coast, critiques the lack of scholarship and institutional focus on the Lenape peopleGabriella Angeleti

Indian Country Today

How the Smithsonian spawns Lenape erasure

The institution tasked with telling the true story of the Lenape should get it right

Benoit Challand

Indian Country Today

'Back to Manahatta’

New film highlights Lenape efforts to reclaim a presence in New York City with cultural center. Stewart Huntington

The Met

Committing to the Beauty of Lenape Art

How Joe Baker reclaimed a historic artform in order to assert his Lenape identity.
Benjamin Korman

Urban Omnibus

Home in Lenapehoking

An interview by Urban Omnibus, a publication of the Architectural League of New York with Joe Baker and Hadrien Coumans. This interview was done following the completion of the turtle shell above Tammany Hall in Union Square, and is one of the first publications where Lenape Center was invited to share their story in their own words.
"...But beyond recognizing the past, Lenape culture is pointed toward future generations. We spoke with Joe Baker and Hadrien Coumans, co-founders and co-directors (with Brent Michael Davids and Curtis Zunigha) of the Lenape Center, about their efforts to bring the original peoples and their culture back home in the 21st century."