Ken Gonzales-DayKen Gonzales Days work confronts the role of the visual in conveying history or in historys absences, including those bodies and spaces deliberately erased, forgotten, or never acknowledged. As illustrated and discussed in Ken Gonzales Day: Historys Nevermade, his photography, films, drawings, and paintings interrogate race and power, questioning how bodies are seen, rendered, or made invisible. His art moves between presence and absence, compelling