Tasnim is from DC, by way of Toronto, by way of Bangladesh, by way of London! I’m so dizzy from globetrotting in my head, that I’ll just leave it at London, where she was spotted at the Tate Modern’s Structure and Clarity exhibition.

In the spirit of laying down at the museum, I bring you Brooke at the New Museum. Brooke is a photographer who was spotted taking a pencil-straight rest on Slavs and Tatars‘ PrayWay, as part of its Ungovernables exhibition. (Photo by Alfredo Lettenmaier)

Sitting is for sissies. This is Joanna laying out for a change. She also paints, sculpts and lives in Los Angeles.

This is Lina Zoo with one of Holton Rower’s Pour Paintings at The Hole in NYC. See how these colorful vortexes are made.

Layers of warped out weirdness will never take the allure out of the babe. This Olga in front of  The Different States of Samuel by Tommi Musturi, part of the “Eyeballing!” exhibition  at the Kiasma museum in Helsinki.

Despite being tucked behind a desk things and abiding by some loose uniform policy, the staff at the Met Museum still breaks boring and shines with smiles and more. (Photo by Xavier Aaronson)

As if lightning struck Roxy Paine’s “Conjoined” and spat out this willowy silhouette of long range babeness. Willa was spotted at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and just so happens to work at the SF MOMA. Encountering a babe who actually works at the museum will never cease to make us smile really big.

Most of the time you end up doing what you want to do rather than what you should do. Instead of losing her marbles over school and finals, Rutchelle skips off to the MUMOK in Vienna for some well-deserved distraction.  Look how happy she is to be away from her textbooks. Her likes include art (duh!), Escada jackers and Mary-Kate Olsen.

Boxoculi and 2CUNT4U are pretty much the Bad News Bears of the LA museum scene! Watch out and do as they say. (Photo by AJ English)

Normally Scandinavians are masters at pulling off the milky white complexion with the all-black-everything attire. Here Eivor takes that theory and crushes it by basking  in some fluorescent light and turning her-gorgeous-self kiwi . She’s an architecture student at BAS in Bergen, Norway who was spotted at Olafur Eliasson’s Your Rainbow Panaroma exhibition at ARoS. (Photo by Camilla Garnes.)

Never thought I’d ever meet a skull maker at a museum. This is Linda aka White Antler at the Damien Hirst exhibition at the Tate Modern in London.

Sunday Submissions with Croatian cutie Barbara at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens.

Nighttime photos in front of well-light museum facades are some of my favorite. This is London-based photographer Saga spotted before entering the Victoria & Albert Museum. (Photo by Facehunter)

If I worked at a museum, I’m pretty sure I’d become some blasé twerp who’d get used to the “office’s” artwork and after a while, pass it by as it it were some crooked frame hanging in my apartment. But not Hania. She works at the LACMA museum in LA and still finds ways to soak in and play with her surroundings. Here she is peeking through Jesús Rafael Soto’s neon lime installation entitled Penetrable.

Ingrid Olmo aka Mesibila loves art so much she could just close her eyes and cuddle up right next it. Here the foxy brunette cozies up with one of Ana Taratiel’s works of art. The photo was taken at the Mitte Gallery in Barcelona where Spain’s Rojo-Nova festival will be taking place starting May 16th.