CatalogsEssaysPublications Mirzoeff: An Introduction to Visual Culture October 6, 2023 Read More The Cheech: Xican-a.o.x. Body (on view) September 17, 2023 Read More LA TIMES: Two rewarding MOCA permanent collection exhibits map L.A. art September 7, 2023 Read More DUKE: Lynching in the West: 1850–1935 September 1, 2023 Read More American Art: Mary K. Coffee, Feeling Brown or Acting White?: Spectacles of Racialized Performance… August 3, 2023 Read More Archives of American Art Journal: In Another’s Hand April 1, 2023 Read More L.A.TACO: CALIFORNIA’S LOST HISTORY OF LYNCHING LATINOS IN L.A. December 22, 2022 Read More Cyrielle Lévêque: Spectaculariser Le Sacrifice – Une Lecture de L’Oeuvre de Ken Gonzales-Day December 4, 2022 Read More Smarthistory: Ken Gonzales-Day, Erased Lynching Series November 2, 2022 Read More Latinx Project: Latinx Futurisms in (Public) Space September 27, 2022 Read More Osage News: Portrait and bust of Shonke Mon thi^ September 4, 2022 Read More The Racial Imaginary Institute: Claudia Rankine On Whiteness July 22, 2022 Read More Panorama: Ellery Foutch on Iconoclasm on Paper June 19, 2022 Read More Editorial in the Financial Mail: No Healing without justice.. March 18, 2022 Read More Getty Acquires Major works: Representation Matters March 11, 2022 Read More Feminist Media Histories: Queer Archival Autoethnography March 5, 2022 Read More Block Museum: A Site of Struggle, American Art against Anti-Black Violence January 29, 2022 Read More Aperture 245: LATINX December 12, 2021 Read More Scripps Magazine: Critical Action December 1, 2021 Read More Daily Trojan: Artist discusses ‘Erased Lynching’ photo series November 13, 2021 Read More Nizan Shaked: Subjugated Knowledges, Revisionist Histories, and the Problem of Visibility November 10, 2021 Read More Out of Place: Artists, Pedagogy, and Purpose November 1, 2021 Read More Ferrer: Latinx Photography in the United States October 11, 2021 Read More LA Times: California has a history of racist lynchings, too. May 10, 2021 Read More Wende: TRANSFORMATIONS April 30, 2021 Read More Washington & Lee University: Profiled April 6, 2021 Read More Bridge Projects: To Bough and To Bend April 3, 2021 Read More New York Times: Art lights up New York’s dark theaters March 30, 2021 Read More Curationist: Ken Gonzales-Day Finds Incomplete Histories September 11, 2020 Read More New Link Art: The Present is a Constant Reminder of the Past July 31, 2020 Read More MacKenzie Art Gallery: Conceptions of White July 12, 2020 Read More Lenscratch: Gonzales-Day’s History Based Landscapes June 22, 2020 Read More Min-Yuen S. Ma: There is no soundtrack June 10, 2020 Read More National Geographic: ‘It was a modern-day lynching’ June 4, 2020 Read More MUSÉE: From our Archives June 3, 2020 Read More OSMOS Magazine: Selection from the Erased Lynchings series March 25, 2020 Read More Recognition of Major Osage Leader and Warrior Opens a New Window Into History February 20, 2020 Read More The Guardian: Images of Whiteness December 13, 2019 Read More Racial Immanence: Chicanx Bodies Beyond Representation December 4, 2019 Read More 1000 Words Magazine: The Image of Whiteness October 5, 2019 Read More Skirball Cultural Center: Surface Tension June 11, 2019 Read More East of Borneo: Mapping Murals in LA December 26, 2018 Read More Vulture: Earnest, Does NYC’s ‘Gay Liberation’ Monument Whitewash Stonewall? November 28, 2018 Read More YaleNews: Yale-Smithsonian internships offer exciting research opportunities September 15, 2018 Read More Chicago Sun Times: History unseen July 20, 2018 Read More AP: Smithsonian gallery explores diversity in US lynchings July 20, 2018 Read More Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Lynching in den USA: Auch der Mob mordet mit System July 16, 2018 Read More Durango Herald: The legacy of lynching in the West July 16, 2018 Read More Smithsonian Insider: By removing victims from lynching photos, an artist emphasizes those erased from history June 11, 2018 Read More Les Cahiers de Framespa: L’effacement des lynchages californiens June 4, 2018 Read More123Next »
