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Watch: Serena Williams effortlessly hits an array of tennis trick shots like a boss

Williams recently teamed up with Dude Perfect to show off her mad abilities. She’s able to hit a hanging water balloon and a canister sitting on one of the guys’ heads, all with bull’s-eye precision. Eventually she tries out a huge new racket that doesn’t look Wimbledon-approved but is definitely fan-approved. 

In 1939, Augusta Savage (1892-1962) was commissioned to create a sculpture for the New York World’s Fair. Titled “The Harp,” the  acclaimed work was strongly influenced by James Weldon Johnson’s “Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing.”

The sculpture depicted a group of twelve stylized black singers in graduated heights that symbolized the strings of the harp. The sounding board was formed by the hand and arm of God, and a kneeling man holding music represented the foot pedal. No funds were available to cast The Harp, nor were there any facilities to store it.