Good morning. ⛅ Today, a museum once led by a Confederate sculptor wants to display a defaced monument, a giant vulva sculpture is causing a ruckus in Brazil, and Sarah Garcia offers her perspective on what it was really like to work at the California Arts Council.

Juliana Notari’s sculpture “Diva,” made of reinforced concrete and resin, was hand-sculpted by a team of more than 20 people during a period of 11 months.

In a statement about the project, Notari notes that her piece is more than a likeness of genitalia. Its design, resembling a gaping gash in the earth, is also meant to reflect on the violence inflicted on the female body as well as on the environment.