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Mindy Seu's "A Sexual History of the Internet" offers an alternative archive of the web's history, highlighting marginalized voices. The project combines performance, book, and financial experiment, challenging traditional narratives and envisioning a consensual internet.

The New Museum in New York will reopen on March 21 after a two-year closure for an OMA-designed expansion. The project has doubled the museum's size, allowing for more exhibits and events.

The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery revised an exhibit label for Donald Trump's photo, removing impeachment mentions following a visitor complaint. This aligns with their policy to focus on presidential accomplishments.

South Africa's withdrawal from the Venice Biennale due to 'divisive' content sparks debate over artistic censorship and the role of government in cultural expression.

Mitchell Johnson's large-scale paintings are on display at two San Francisco skyscrapers. Featuring works inspired by New England and Japan, these exhibitions highlight Johnson's unique focus on color and form. His art is celebrated in numerous collections and upcoming shows.

Artist Rama Duwaji made a statement with her attire during Election Night in NYC, wearing a top that echoed Palestinian tatreez embroidery. Joanna Barakat's book explores this art form's cultural and political significance, featuring works by 24 artists.

Rachel Accurso, known as Ms. Rachel, hosts a New York exhibition to support Gaza's children through their art. Despite facing backlash for her advocacy, she remains dedicated to raising funds and awareness for Palestinian youth.