Mindy Seu – A Sexual History of the Internet

How have technologies shaped and been shaped by sexuality? Together with the artist, visitors are invited to participate by reading aloud citations through a shared script on their mobile devices. This collective act of re-citation examines the relationships between techno-development and sexuality, innovation and autonomy, desire and extraction.

 

Mindy Seu (b. 1991, California) is an artist and technologist based in Los Angeles and New York City whose practice centers on technology-driven performance and publication. The lecture performance and artist book A Sexual History of the Internet (2025) follows her first book Cyberfeminism Index (2023), a pseudo-encyclopedia that gathers three decades of online activism and net art, which was commissioned by Rhizome (2020), premiered at the New Museum, and awarded a Graham Foundation Grant (both in 2022). Mindy is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Design Media Arts at University of California, Los Angeles.

• Designer: Laura Coombs
  
• Editor: Meg Miller
  
• Lecture Format Collaborator: Julio Correa
  
• Illustrator: Ven Qiu
  
• Videographer: Gabriel Noguez
  
• 3D Artist: Tom Hancocks
  
• Website Support: Charles Broskoski
  
• Metalabel: Yancey Strickler
  

This Instagram-Stories-as-Lecture format was first conceived of by Julio Correa in Seu’s Lecture Performance studio course (Fall 2023) at Yale School of Art. Seu further developed this format, in collaboration with Correa, for A Sexual History of the Internet.


 
Time:

• Entrance starts at 7pm.
  
• The event starts on time at 7.15pm.
  
• Late entrance is not possible.
  
• The duration of the event is approximately 45 minutes.
  
• The event is held without breaks.
  

Language:

• The event will be mainly held in English.
  
• There is no translation.