‘It was a modern-day lynching’: Violent deaths reflect a brutal American legacy
Deneen L. Brown, National Geographic, Jun 03, 2020Read more ›
KEN GONZALES-DAY: HISTORY BASED LANDSCAPES
Matthew Moore, LENS/SCRATCH, June 3, 2020Read more ›
ECHO/ LOCATE
Echo/Locate, Thursday, May 21, 2020Read more ›
Erased Lynching featured in OSMOS
Stories, OSMOS Magazine, Issue 20, Winter 2020Read more ›
At Michigan State, Bold Statements About Big Issues
Micheline Maynard, New York Times, March 11, 2020Read more ›
Legacies of Lynching: Artistic Confrontations of Racial Terror
Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, Feb 20, 2020Read more ›
“Erased Lynching” Photographs Of Ken Gonzales-Day At SCU Prick Social Conscience
Diane Andrews, The Silicone Valley Voice, Jan 06, 2020Read more ›
Wende Museum to host lecture on ‘The History of Forgetting’
Ronald Penh, Culver City News, Jan 09Read more ›
Images of whiteness: can we imagine a world without white eyes?
Daniel C. Blight, The Guardian, Dec 11, 2019Read more ›
Shonke Mon thi^ by Artist Ken Gonzales-Day
Concetta Duncan, National Portrait Gallery, Aug 29, 2019Read more ›
The Image of Whiteness
Daniel C. Blight, SPBH Editions & Art on the Underground, 2019Read more ›
Ken Gonzales-Day: Minding the Unseen
Taína Caragol, "Unseen: Our Past in a New Light," Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, 2018Read more ›
A Historic Horror Story in Siskiyou County That Won’t Go Away
Mitchell Johnson, Jefferson Public Radio, Aug 11Read more ›
Scripps College Announces Three Endowed Chairs for 2019
Inside Scripps, Scripps College, May 29, 2019Read more ›
Association of Art Museum Curators Names Recipients of 2019 Awards for Excellence
Claire Selvin, ARTnews, May 06, 2019Read more ›
Virtual Reality and Latinx Art: New Frontiers at Frieze New York 2019
Adam Heardman, Mutual Art, Apr 30, 2019Read more ›
Diálogos: Celebrating Latinx and Latin Art in the Global Art World
Frieze.com, Apr 9, 2019Read more ›
Surface Tension: Mapping Murals in Los Angeles
Ken Gonzales-Day, East of Borneo, June 26, 2018 Read more ›
150+ Artists and Billboard Locations Announced As Part of The Largest Public Art Project in U.S. History
150+ Artists and Billboard Locations Announced, For FreedomsRead more ›
