Morrison's work has been featured in many publications, including the book "African Diaspora in the Cultures of Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States", an anthology of essays by 14 scholars, which includes one of his paintings on the cover and 10 inside; the Getty Museum's "Mortality/Immortality; Myth and Magic in the Americas: the Eighties", by Charles Mereweather/Museum of Modern Art, Monterrey, Mexico; Lucy Lippards' "Mixed Blessings"; Reginia Perry's "Free Within Ourselves"; David Driskell's "Contemporary Visual Expressions"; Samella Lewis’ "Caribbean Visions"; Richard Powell's "Black Art and Culture in the 20th Century"; Virginia Mecklenburg's "African American Art from the Harlem Renaissance to the Civil Rights Era and Beyond", Smithsonian Institution; Veerle Poupeye’s "Caribbean Art"; Crystal Britton’s "African–American Art: The Long Hard Struggle"; Judith Bettelheim's essay "A Transnational Artist with a Jamaica Soul", "African Arts Magazine", 1996; and "Art in Chicago: The First 50 Years", 1996. "Keith Morrison", a biography, Pomegranate Press, was written by Rene Ater in 2004.