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Exhibitions

PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS’ PUBLIC ART SERIES WITH KEN GONZALES-DAY

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Playwrights Horizons, PUBLIC ART SERIES, Mar 1 - Apr 5, 2021Read more ›

Viewing Room @ Luis de Jesus Los Angeles

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Viewing Room, Luis de Jesus Los Angeles, Nov 4, 2020Read more ›

Transformations: Living Room -> Flea Market -> Museum -> Art

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Transformations, Wende Museum, Oct 4 -Apr 11, 2021Read more ›

Press

Photography as Revolutionary Aesthetic: An LA Artist Conversation

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Getty Museum, Thu, Feb 25, 5pmRead more ›

Latinx Photography in the United States

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Elizabeth Ferrer, Latinx Photography in the U.S., 2011Read more ›

PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS’ PUBLIC ART SERIES WITH KEN GONZALES-DAY

Events42nd Street,Broadway,exhibition,Exhibitions,Lectures,Panels,Press,Profiled Series,public art

Playwrights Horizons, PUBLIC ART SERIES, Mar 1 - Apr 5, 2021Read more ›

Projects

Profiled

This project includes depictions of the human form as found in sculpture and physical anthropology collections in Asia, Colombia, Japan, Mexico, Northern Europe, Singapore, and the United States.

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Film

Run Up

Run Up is a shot film inspired by California’s last documented lynching of a Latino. Gonzales-Day’s film is based on research he uncovered in his groundbreaking publication Lynching in the West: 1850-1935 (Duke, 2006).

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Erased Lynchings

erased lynchings

Ken Gonzales-Day has been widely recognized for his “Erased Lynching” series, first exhibited at New York’s Cue Foundation and at Pomona College in 2006.

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