Keener, Katherine. "Decision to delay Philip Guston retrospective until 2024 for concerns over content draws criticism." Art Critique (Paris), September 29, 2020. Online.

Hauenstein, Hanno. "Rassismus-Debatte: Philip Guston: Ist das wirklich Ku-Klux-Klan-Kunst?" Berliner Zeitung., September 29, 2020. Online.

Ribbens, Arjen. "Kritiek op uitstel Guston-expositie om Ku Klux Klan-figuren." NRC Handelsblad (Amsterdam), September 29, 2020. Online.

Smee, Sebastian. "A stunningly misguided decision by four museums." Washington Post, September 29, 2020, pp. C1-C2.

Davis-Marks, Isis. "Understanding the Controversy Over Postponed Exhibition Featuring KKK Imagery: A major Philip Guston retrospective scheduled to travel to D.C., London, Houston and Boston will now take place in 2024." Smithsonianmag.com, September 29, 2020. Online.

Stocchi, Francesco. "Così anche l'arte (libera) s'è messa paura." Il Foglio (Rome), September 29, 2020. Online.

Farago, Jason. "The Philip Guston Show Should Be Reinstated." New York Times, September 30, 2020. Online.

Gibson, Eric. "Going, Going, Guston." Wall Street Journal, September 30, 2020. Online.

Artforum. "Hundreds in Art World Sign Letter Urging Restoration of Postponed Philip Guston Exhibition." September 30, 2020. Online.

Greenberger, Alex. "Philip Guston's KKK Paintings: Why an Abstract Painter Returned to Figuration to Confront Racism." ARTnews, September 30, 2020. Online.

Dumont, Etienne. "Par peur d'accusations de racisme, quatre musées renoncent à Philip Guston." Bilan (Geneva), September 30, 2020. Online.

Dafoe, Taylor. "Nicole Eisenman, Martin Puryear, and 100 Other Artists and Intellectuals Call on Museums to Reinstate the Postponed Philip Guston Retrospective." artnet News, September 30, 2020. Online.

Aaronovitch, David. "The Tate is guilty of cowardly self-censorship: Postponing a show by an artist whose subjects included racism and the Ku Klux Klan is both ill-judged and patronising." Times (London), September 30, 2020. Online.

Fiedler, Alice. "Polémique après le report d'une vaste rétrospective de Philip Guston." Le Journal des Arts (Paris), September 30, 2020. Online.

Sindici, Fabio. "Philip Guston, la paura dell'incappucciato." La Stampa (Turin), September 30, 2020. Online.

Adams, Alexander. "By postponing an exhibition featuring paintings of KKK figures, senseless censors are devaluing art." RT, October 1, 2020. Online.

Gibson, Eric. "Going, Going, Guston." Wall Street Journal, October 1, 2020, p. A13.

Woeller, Marcus. "Diese Klan-Kapuzen zwingen vier große Museen zum Offenbarungseid." Die Welt (Berlin), October 1, 2020. Online.

Farago, Jason. "Museums Fail to Meet A Moment." New York Times, October 1, 2020, pp. C1-C2.

Saltz, Jerry. "4 Museums Decided This Work Shouldn't Be Shown. They're Both Right and Wrong. Fear postponed a Philip Guston retrospective. A reckoning must follow." Vulture, October 1, 2020. Online.

Braine, Theresa. "Artists slam decision to postpone Philip Guston art exhibit containing KKK images as commentary on racial injustice." New York Daily News, October 1, 2020. Online.

Holland, Oscar. "Artists slam decision to postpone exhibition of Philip Guston's KKK paintings." CNN style, October 1, 2020. Online.

DeSantis, Rachel. "Black Artists Among Those 'Disappointed' by Delay of Exhibition of Philip Guston's KKK Paintings." People, October 1, 2020. Online.

Harvey, Chris. "Art galleries shouldn't be afraid of 'evil' symbols – the public don't need nannying: Tate's 'postponement' of a major Philip Guston show is astonishing. To depict hate is not to endorse it, and viewers are not fools." Telegraph (London), October 1, 2020. Online.