KEN GONZALES-DAY: HISTORY BASED LANDSCAPES
Matthew Moore, LENS/SCRATCH, June 3, 2020Read more ›
A Historic Horror Story in Siskiyou County That Won’t Go Away
Mitchell Johnson, Jefferson Public Radio, Aug 11Read more ›
Surface Tension: Mapping Murals in Los Angeles
Ken Gonzales-Day, East of Borneo, June 26, 2018 Read more ›
Does NYC’s ‘Gay Liberation’ Monument Whitewash Stonewall?
Jerrett Earnest, Vulture.com, Nov. 28, 2018Read more ›
Yale-Smithsonian internships offer exciting research opportunities
Mike Cummings, YaleNews, Sept. 14, 2018Read more ›
Lynching in den USA: Auch der Mob mordet mit System
Marc Neumann, Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG, Zürich, July 13, 2018Read more ›
Reckoning with History: The legacy of lynching in the West
Adam M. Sowards, High Country News, July 13, 2018Read more ›
By removing victims from lynching photos, an artist emphasizes those erased from history
Maria Anderson, Smithsonian Insider, June 5, 2018Read more ›
L’effacement des lynchages californiens.
Pierre Vialle, Les Cahiers de Framespa, Apr 06, 2018Read more ›
Photographer Parses the Politics and Relevance of L.A.’s Murals and Marks
James Daichendt, PST:LA/LA, KCET, Oct 11, 2017Read more ›
This Artist Photographed Murals All Across Los Angeles
Annie Lloyd, LAist, Oct 5, 2017Read more ›
10 Artists on Rescinding DACA
Paul Schmelzer, Walker, Sept 15, 2017Read more ›
“Strategic Dissemblance in the Photography of Ken Gonzales-Day: Mexican Men and Lynching in California.”
David William Foster, Picturing the Barrio: Ten Chicano Photographers, 2017 Read more ›
Against the Wall
Ken Gonzales-Day, Frieze Magazine, September 2017Read more ›
The Lure of LACMA.
Bob Colacello, Vanity Fair, N0. 676, Nov. 2016
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Racial Violence in Black and White.
Benjamin Balthaser, Boston Review, Jul.13, 2016Read more ›
Uncertain Histories: Accumulation, Inaccessibility, and Doubt in Contemporary Photography
Kate Albers, University of California Press, 2015Read more ›
Angle of View: Histories in Sharp Focus
Ken Gonzales-Day, Huffpost Arts & Culture, Mar. 2015Read more ›
You May Have the Body. Or You May Not: Habeas Corpus in the Museum.
Lisa Saltzman, Phantom Bodies, ed. Mark W. Scala, Frist Center, 2015Read more ›
Latino Lynchings, Police Brutality, And the Challenges of Minority Law-Enforcement.
Cedar Attanasio, Latin Times, Feb. 10, 2015Read more ›
