My exhibition, "Joshua Rashaad McFadden: I Believe I'll Run On," held at the prestigious George Eastman Museum, was reviewed in Art in America, a leading publication in contemporary art. This review is significant as Art in America is highly respected in the field, highlighting the importance and impact of my work. The review emphasized the boundary-blurring nature of my photography, which integrates reportage with community-based practices, and praised the compassionate portrayal of the Black experience and the innovative approach to photography. This recognition underscores my contribution to contemporary discourse on race, identity, and social justice.

The scope of this review extends beyond mere acknowledgment; it situates my work within critical discussions in the art world. Art in America's review noted the emotional resonance and depth of my photography, solidifying my role as a significant voice in contemporary photography. The publication's stature amplifies the reach of my work, allowing a broader audience to engage with the themes of my exhibition. This engagement is crucial for fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the complexities of the Black experience.

The exhibition was meticulously documented through photographs and writings, which were critically evaluated by leading art critics and scholars. The dissemination of this review in Art in America ensures that my work reaches a wide and diverse audience, including academics, art enthusiasts, and practitioners. This peer-reviewed recognition from a top-tier art publication significantly enhances the scholarly and cultural impact of my work, contributing meaningfully to ongoing conversations about race, identity, and social justice in contemporary art.