Artsy (2022) "Helina Metaferia Honors the Activist Legacies of Black Women across Collage and Performance."

Interior Design (2022) “Artist Helina Metaferia Celebrates Black Women Activists in Two Solo Shows."

Boston Globe (2021) “In Helina Metaferia’s show at the MFA, an ‘army of women’ wear history on their heads.”

New York Times (2021) “The City Is Their Canvas.”

Artnet News (2021) “10 New Murals Will Pop Up Across New York This Summer.”

The Art Newspaper (2021) "Black artists and performers take over Fort Greene Park for Juneteenth Jubilee."

Financial Times (June, 2021) “The trio creating ‘Portals’ across a tumultuous year.”

Financial Times (May, 2021) “Has BLM Really Changed The Arts?”

Contemporary And (2021) “Helina Metaferia: Weaving and Resisting in More Than A Few Ways,”

1:54 London Interview Series (2021)

New African Magazine (2021) “Artists to watch at this year’s 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair.”

Fad Magazine (2021) “Five to see at 1-54,”

Boca Magazine (2021) “Art and Culture Center Exhibit Redefines the Self-Portrait.”

Bay State Banner (2021) "The MFA exhibit highlights women in activism."

Bay State Banner (2020) “Helina Metaferia harpoons white-driven art world in solo show."

Hyperallergic (2019) “An Artist Honors the Overlooked Activism of Black Women."

Artnet News (2019) “As Detroit’s Reputation for Emerging Artist Grows, Here Are the Most Striking Works at the Wildly Ambitious Detroit Art Week 2019."

ArtLoft, PBS (2019) “Art in Unique Spaces.”

The Washington Post (2018) “In the Galleries: The American Character, as Modeled by 11 Female Artists."

Bmore Art (2018) "Ethiopian American Artist Helina Metaferia Refigures the Canon at Hamiltonian Gallery."

OkayAfrica (2018) “5 Black Artists You Can’t Miss at Prizm Art Fair 2018."

Berkshire Eagle (2018) “Artists in residence given freedom to work at MASS MoCA."

Performa Magazine (2017) “Helina Metaferia in conversation."

San Francisco Chronicle (2017) “Artist explores what it means to have a home."

The Boston Globe (2015) “Head of the class: Six promising talents from local art schools."