2024 Jessica Lack, British Ghanaian Artist Enam Gbewonyo, Christie’s, October 3, 2024

2023 Paul Carey-Kent, Enam Gbewonyo – Profile, Art Monthly, Issue 472 (December 2023 – January 2024), 12-13

‍ Allyssia Alleyne, 10 Black Artists Working in Abstraction, Artsy, October 13, 2023

Nargess Banks, A Powerful Group Exhibition At Gagosian London Considers Postcolonial Black Identity, Forbes, March 31, 2023

‍ Adrian Searle, Rites of Passage review: stilt-walkers and slave ship ghosts brave the Atlantic, The Guardian, March 21, 2023

‍ Paul Carey-Kent, ‍Body Poetics, Art Monthly, Issue 466 (May 2023), 33-34

2022 Hattie Morrison, Redrawing the lines: the exhibition exploding the myths around maps, The Guardian, August 29, 2022

2021 Oyin Akande, Three women on art as identity exploration, Roundtable Journal, August 16, 2021

‍ Nadia Hathroubi-Safsaf, ‍Une Mémoire de l’Afrique au Féminin, Le Courrier de l’Atlas, June 2021, 72-73

Anne-Charlotte Michaut, Splendides “Récits d’une autre Histoire”, L’œil, Summer 2021, 128

‍ ‍Memoria: Account of another history, Contemporary And, April 9, 2021

‍ Emmanuelle Lequeux, Toutes afro-feminists, Beaux Arts, February 2021, 36-37

Helena Lee, Family Lines, Harper’s Bazaar, February 2021

2020 Mark Westall, Textile & Performance Artist Enam Gbewonyo, FAD magazine, September 29, 2020

‍ Peju Oshin, Home from Home: Reclaim, Embalm & Awaken - Enam Gbewonyo, PejuOshin.com, May 3, 2020

2019 Rachel Felder, The exhibition that uses women’s hosiery to tell a story, The Independent, October 11, 2019

Rachel Felder, Pantyhose That Make You Think, The New York Times, September 27, 2019

Charlotte Jansen, Light as air, tough as boots: pantyhose in art, Financial Times, September 19, 2019

Joke Karibo, Enam Gbewonyo, NATAAL, September 5, 2019

‍ ‍We Sing The Body Electric Televised Interview, London Live, London, UK, August 1, 2019

‍ ‍ Emma Gilhooley, Venice Biennale 2019, NATAAL, June 10, 2019