MOCA: Long Story Short
Los Angeles, Jan 14 – Dec 3 2023
Read MoreUMFA: Many Wests
Salt Lake City, Feb 5 – Jun 11, 2023
Read MoreSmithsonian NPG: Shonke Mon thi^
NPG, Washington DC
Read MoreARTFORUM: Conceptions of White
Artforum, Dec 22
Read MoreL.A.TACO: CALIFORNIA’S LOST HISTORY OF LYNCHING LATINOS IN L.A.
Victoria Valenzuela, L.A.TACO, Dec 21, 2022
Read MoreUndark: What’s in a Genome? The Quest to Decipher Human Difference
Michael Schulson, Undark Magazine, Dec 13, 2022
Read MoreThe Work
The Practice
Ken Gonzales-Day's interdisciplinary and conceptually grounded projects consider the history of photography, the construction of race, and the limits of representational systems ranging from the lynching photograph to museum display.
Representation
Gonzales-Day is represented by
Luis De Jesus Los Angeles where he has had five solo exhibitions, the most recent in 2022, entitled Sharing Space. Information can be found on the projects page.
Additional information can be found at luisdejesus.com
Collections
Gonzales-Day's work is included in over 30 museum and university collections and includes examples from multiple bodies of work. Recent museum acquisitions include MOCA, the J Paul Getty Museum, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in D.C., and George Eastman Museum in Rochester, among others
