(Un)Known Project in the News
Gov. Beshear joins commission on women to induct members into Kentucky Women Remembered exhibit
The Ohio County Monitor
First Kentucky and Colorado Leaders Selected for Soros Equality Fellowship to expand (Un)Known Project
Press Release
Immersive Belle of Louisville cruise to depict families escaping slavery
WAVE News
‘Journeys to Freedom’; Ohio River cruises depict experiences of enslaved people
Spectrum News1, by Erin Kelly
In ‘Journeys To Freedom,’ actors depict stories of escape across the Ohio River
89.3 WFPL News, by Yasmine Jumaa
The Journeys to Freedom: (Un)Known Project River Cruise will make its debut on the Belle of Louisville
Queer Kentucky
‘Journeys to Freedom’ cruises this summer
WDRB News
New art installation at Frazier is designed to be a contemplative space, reflecting on the lives of enslaved Kentuckians
89.3 WFPL News, by Stephanie Wolf
Art as Activism: Josh Miller and Hannah L. Drake Share Inspiration for (Un)Known Project
University of Colorado Denver College of Arts & Media Press Room
“It brings tears to my eyes” – What you need to know for June 21, 2021
WHAS11
(Un)Known Project’s Memorial Honors Nearly-Forgotten Black People
Stephanie Wolf for WFPL News
Louisville ‘(Un)Known Project’ to highlight once forgotten names of Kentucky slaves
WAVE3
A history you can stand in | (Un)Known Project carves names of enslaved people ‘On the Banks of Freedom’
Tom Lally for WHAS11
(Un)known Project’s new public art along the Ohio River honors the enslaved on Juneteenth
Billy Kobin and Sylvia Goodman for Louisville Courier Journal
New installation on Louisville’s riverfront honors enslaved Kentuckians
WLKY
(Un)Known Project Juneteenth 2021 event live stream | Metro TV
On the Banks of Freedom Overview | Metro TV
Bellarmine alum Josh Miller drives awareness for Pride Month and Juneteenth
Bellarmine University
‘The Unknown Project’ hopes to put spotlight on enslaved Louisvillians
WLKY
On a Kentucky Riverbank, a Path to Remembrance
Maggie Jones for The New York Times
Louisville monument honors lives of people who were enslaved in Kentucky
Spectrum News 1
Black Louisvillians Lend Their Feet For ‘(Un)Known Project’ Artwork
Stephanie Wolf for 89.3 WFPL
The (Un)Known Project will honor Kentucky’s forgotten slaves with art along Ohio River
Andre Toran for Louisville Courier Journal
‘Somebody Knew Them’: New Monument Will Honor ‘(Un)Known’ Enslaved People
Stephanie Wolf for NPR
Art Project Acknowledging The Lives Of Unnamed Slaves Receives NEA Grant
Stephanie Wolf for 89.3 WFPL
New Memorial Will Honor Black People Whose Names Were Lost To History
Stephanie Wolf for 89.3 WFPL