Botero Jumping!

Thank you Adrienne from Washington, DC for sending this photo! Adrienne and friends are jumping for the Botero museum in Bogota, Columbia.

Berlin Jumping!

Biggi Fleischmann jumps for Ernst Wilhelm Nay's Orange Krapplack at the Haus am Waldsee in Berlin. Thanks for submitting!

Milano Jumping!

Thank you Clo for sending in these photos! These pictures were taken back in 2004 when Clo was working as the director of Haven Gallery in Milan, Italy. Perhaps the first art jumper?

Art Jumping in Alberta!

Chander, Morton, Carlos, Paul, Pham and Gerard are jumping for Chander Parkash's Gates to Heaven, Anyone Can Go at the Bergen Sculpture Park in Alberta, Canada. Thanks for the submission!

Material Gestures Jumping!

Elizabeth Ward, Becca Gurganious and Ethan Hicks jump for Material Gestures at the Tate Modern. Elizabeth, Becca and Ethan are all interns for The Pink Line Project, and were in London checking out the Frieze Art Fair.

Montrealers Jump for MoMA!

The Babinski family from Montreal jumps for various works in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at MoMA. Thanks Melanie, Stephanie, Marc and Bob! :)

Calder Jumping!

Thank you Kaylyn from Lawrence, Kansas for sending this photo. Kaylyn met a couple of strangers at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC and got them to jump for this Calder mobile. Awesome!

Musee D'Orsay Jumping!

Liz McFadden from NYC jumps for the Musee D'Orsay in Paris. Thanks, Liz!

Leonardo Jumping!

Jumping in Art Museums' favorite little Dutch jumpers, Floyd and Lola, are back again! This time they are jumping for the Leonardo Di Vinci Museum in Italy. Thanks for the submission!

Cristina Iglesias Jumping!

Felipe from Brazil is jumping for Cristina Iglesias' Suspended Corridor I, at the Pinacoteca, an art gallery in Sao Paulo. Thanks!

Just a reminder...

Hello Art Jumpers!

Just want to remind everyone to PLEASE be mindful and respectful of the museums and galleries you are jumping in. If photography is not allowed, please don't take pictures! And also, don't be upset if I refuse to post pictures that are blatantly ignoring the rules.

Jumping in Art Museums, though lighthearted in concept, is meant to show support for the institutions that bring us great art, not to degrade them.

Thanks!

Oostrom Jumping!

Kees Vossestein from Gouda, the Netherlands, jumps for Bud Oostrom's Beuys-mobiel at the Leden van de composite gallery in Gouda. Thank you, Kees!