Conversations with Frank Leon Roberts reports that a new exhibition of photographs of black men opens at Harriet’s Alter Ego on Flatbush Avenue in Park Slope.

A photographer for over 15 years, Delphine Fawundu-Buford is among the
‘young lions’ of Black photography. Her work has been exhibited and
collected nationally and internationally by institutions like Museum of
Contemporary Art of University of São Paulo, the International Center
of Photography, the Anacostia Museum in Washington, DC and most notably
the Brooklyn Museum of Art where her photograph, Patiently Waiting,
graced the cover of the catalog-book of the “Committed to the Image”
exhibition.

A Living Photo-Essay by Delphine Fawundu-Buford
Opening Reception: Sunday, June 3, 2007, 3-6pm
On View: June 3 – July 6, 2007

The Gallery at Harriet’s Alter Ego
293 Flatbush Avenue
(btw. St. Marks & Prospect Pl.)
Brooklyn, New York 11217
718.783.2074 – www.harrietsalteregoonline.com
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 11-7pm