Staying Power – Outdoor Art Exhibition and Program Series

Staying Power – Civic Fair (Online)

Staying Power – Civic Fair (In Person)

Staying Power – Performance Festival

Conversation: A Memorial to the Pandemic hosted by the Institute for Religion, Culture, and Public Life

Staying Power – Creating a Visual History through Philly-Sound[s]

Yaddo Artist Forums: Reimagining Monuments

The Trustees of Reservations at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum: 2021 Paul J. Cronin Memorial Virtual Lecture with Paul Farber

Staying Power – Opening Ceremony

Monuments as Sites of Reckoning: the Built Environment as a Memorial, Chicago Monuments Project

Staying Power – Exhibition Preview and Sneak Peek

Cleanse: A Dialogue on Art and Public Space with Paul Farber and Michelle Angela Ortiz

Augmenting Memory: Justice and Monuments in New Media

Panel: Public Health and Collective Memory hosted by the Center for Craft

Artist Joiri Minaya in conversation with Patricia Eunji Kim, Monument Lab hosted by Haverford College

Lecture: Monument Lab, Gary Ambrose Sculpture Lecture Series with Paul Farber

Panel: Symbols and Sedition at The Applied Ethics Center, University of Massachusetts Boston

Lecture: Selecting Public Art and Monuments with Paul Farber

Lecture: Designing Dissenting Histories with Sue Mobley

Conversation: Reimagining Monuments—Contemporary Interventions in Public Space

Exhibition: Marking Monuments at USF Contemporary Art Museum

The Monuments Project: Expanding the American Story

On Community Care: Documenting A/P/A Voices During COVID-19

Public Art and its Antinomies: Conversation with Steve Locke, Wang Xu, and Ken Lum

NYU Center for Ancient Studies—Monuments and Memory

Becoming Public Art: Keynote Presentation by Ken Lum

Monument Lab Town Hall: Shaping the Past

Great Lecture Series – Penn Museum – Topple: The Reckoning and Re-Imagining of Contemporary Monuments

Book Event: Temple University Libraries – Considering the Future of Philly's Public Art

Smithsonian Hirshorn – (At Home) On Art and Collective Memory: Artist Talk with Monument Lab

Discovery: Reimagining Monuments with Paul Farber and Karyn Olivier

Brooklyn Rail: Do We Still Need Monuments?

Monumental Change: Addressing the Legacies of Systemic Racism in Public Art

Public Iconographies Workshop: Putting Data to Action

Flux Teacher Institute

Racist Monuments in Our Backyard: St. Louis Justice Efforts

Monument Lab—St. Louis Mapping and Data Toward Monumental Justice (Keynote)

Americans for the Arts – Keynote, On Power and Participation

Toronto International Festival of Authors – Ken Lum: In Conversation

Updated – Book Launch and Teach-In, A Wall of Our Own