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Monumental cardboard bridges float in the sky in temporary installations by French artist Olivier Grossetête https://t.co/CcRL47Bi3C https://t.co/Xj1BTlJ768

These unique bus stops were all built in the 1970s and '80s in Armenia, and photographed by Ursula Schulz-Dornburg between 1997 and 2011. Though some are crumbling, they remain emblematic of the Soviet architecture that defined the period. https://t.co/GMKfbdRJVL

"This celebration...expands [Neel's] achievement beyond cult status, moving her squarely into art’s most trafficked thruways — past, present and oncoming." — @nytimes Final weekend! Catch "Alice Neel: People Come First" before it closes August 1. https://t.co/0E5UTWBsVe

Works by Josh Smith, Christina Quarles, and Oluwole Omofemi, among others, are currently gaining traction among collectors. https://t.co/TfFzzL3zzc

JR has transformed Rome's Palazzo Farnese, home of the French Embassy, with one of his spectacular illusions. https://t.co/U1qm6YkRyY

Looking for something creative for your artsy #MetKids? Every Thursday this August, stop by the Museum to pick up a free art kit for children ages 3–11 and join us to get creative on The Met Plaza. P.S. Share your family's creations using #MetKidsCreate! https://t.co/P7ykvYawuK

What does your ideal city look like? We asked, you answered, and these are the results: ✔️ Walkability ✔️ Public art 🚫 Haters And so on: https://t.co/x2UdVzJj9h https://t.co/QBTaRjrhzF

The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia and the Audain Art Museum are among the institutions that carried works by “Harvey John”, a purported Haida artist https://t.co/Fo8Bb0q98N

BLKOUT Walls Detroit — a Black-led, open-air mural festival in its inaugural year — lends visibility to the Black artists in this city. https://t.co/cEqIs7h7yi

The National Gallery of Australia is returning 13 objects bought from disgraced dealer Subhash Kapoor to India https://t.co/nIwIc03VVD

German socialite Angela Gulbenkian will spend three and a half years in jail after the fraudulent sale of a Kusama sculpture https://t.co/3VCm6HSvJl

The U.S. government just sold the one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang album it seized from Martin Shkreli: https://t.co/GeCbkSVcve https://t.co/Rs3jsAmsK3

Industrial materials and rugged topographies converge in @JaxSurdell's knotted tapestries https://t.co/PK4duiCd74 https://t.co/gbWSqpqVVS

Suspended ‘737 House’ 💧 Concept Designed by chrislabrooy 🎵 @RoneOfficial - Room with a View https://t.co/sumeH7I5AV

The virtual interactive platform, “Painting by Numbers: The Works of Ferdinand Bauer,” illuminates how the artist had an extraordinary memory for color in his scientific work on the Australian coastline. https://t.co/AEyaox4V5A