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Vibe check: #SundayScaries edition Are we feeling like Marie Cassatt's self-portrait...or Balthasar Permoser's "Marsyas"? https://t.co/PUv6ODJOBx

A Florida man is threatening to sue an artist whose invisible sculpture sold for $18,000, saying he came up with the idea first: https://t.co/H8gXIESeoQ https://t.co/eWhFjszL6s

Lenticular Clouds Above Patagonia ☁️ by tylekki 🎵 shawnmendes - Wonder https://t.co/4trpgI51Aa

LEGO recently revealed a new 1,326-piece set that celebrates the 30th Anniversary of Seinfeld. https://t.co/Kt7FkwUyFX

It's the most wonderful time of the year. #SharkWeek Photographer Linda Connor crafted this photomontage with three shark’s teeth. The background is a hill with long grass and a cloudy sky. 📷 Shark's Teeth, 1969–70, Linda Connor. The J. Paul Getty Museum. © Linda Connor https://t.co/TLloVSIzQT

Start your week calm, focused, and present 💭 Mindful Monday: Cultivating Empathy and Connectedness is tomorrow, 7/12, at 4 pm PDT. In this virtual program, you can explore artworks, share reflections, and enjoy guided meditation. Learn more and RSVP: https://t.co/Y6v9pG5yQy https://t.co/1bxq1iijnt

3️⃣ Hyung Koo Kang, creates incredible photorealistic oil paintings like these. Which is the most surprising to you? https://t.co/3v5pRCEmvx 🏛️ Korean Art Museum Association https://t.co/pze2XzdYyO

Connor began working in photography at age 17. Her work is inspired by some of the early pioneers of expeditionary photography in North America. She has photographed landscapes across the world, exploring the relation of nature to spirituality. https://t.co/uP4lRXIsYV

The Portrait Festival of Vichy Praise French Photography https://t.co/8eRaBFMCUi https://t.co/acBrOJkW7M https://t.co/TFT2K0S3w2

4️⃣ Haegue Yang uses sculpture to recontextualize existing objects. In this work of art, do you see a collection of individual things or one complete sculpture? https://t.co/eIeiYNXffT 🏛️ @UCCA798 https://t.co/nPZvKB3kvW

5️⃣ XEVA or Yoo Seung-Baik, specializes in graffiti, ranging from realistic to surrealistic. https://t.co/zMTJRMEFeQ 🏛️ @gyeonggimoma https://t.co/Apjpbae8Ry

2️⃣ These runway looks were created by Fashion designer Jin Teok. Her fashion house, JINTEOK, is known for its mixture of traditional and modern styles. https://t.co/ht2o78UzWB 🏛️ Seoul Design Foundation https://t.co/O4S1ZSL1Rj

"Here was another Indian woman in her beautifully printed cotton sari...she was my mother’s counterpart, but living in New York in the 1960s." Read on as The Met's Savita Monie reflects on the impact of seeing #AliceNeel's "Mother and Child" → https://t.co/v2QiH1C05J https://t.co/ON4goRe33V

Jean-Michel Basquiat wasn’t a fan of interviews, and on the rare occasions he surrendered to them, his responses were terse—even cryptic. Despite this, the painter’s words reveal a great deal about his inspirations and his all-consuming process. https://t.co/e1OGV5W4bS

John Singer Sargent's small and intimate painting, 'Wineglasses', is our picture of the month but this languid summer scene is not as informal as it first appears: https://t.co/qrpaOlINP7 https://t.co/pQmQUfyGWj