Nancy Rubins at MoCA Los Angeles Jumping!

Patty from Michigan jumps for a work by Nancy Rubins called Chas' Stainless Steel, Mark Thompson's Airplane Parts, About 1,000 Pounds of Stainless Steel Wire and Gagosian's Beverly Hills Space. Whew, longest title ever. Photo taken at MoCA Los Angeles. Thanks, Patty!

di Rosa Jumping!

These enthusiastic women are jumping for Aquaduct by Veronica di Rosa as seen at di Rosa in Napa, CA. Photo by Naomi. Great photo-- thanks!

Levitated Mass Jumping at LACMA!

Coco and Bunny jump for the rock, aka the Levitated Mass by artist Michael Heizer, currently on view at the LosAngeles County Museum of Art. Thanks for sending, Coco!

Sunset Blvd Street Art Jumping!

Clayton from Silverlake, CA jumps for an unknown street artist on Sunset Boulevard. Awesome. Thanks for sending!

LACMA Jumping!

Raechel, Jamie and Deborah had great fun jumping for Andy Warhol, Robert Therrien, John Baldessari and Bruce Nauman at LACMA! Thanks, Raechel!

Nancy Rubins / MOCA Jumping!

Noelia jumps for a sculpture by Nancy Rubins at MOCA, Los Angeles. Thanks, Isra, for sending!

Tim Burton @ LACMA Jumping!

Laetitia from Montreal jumps for Tim Burton's retrospective at LACMA. Thanks, Laetitia!

Claes and Coosje in California Jumping!

Gina and Kristi (you may remember them from this post) jump for two Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen works in California. Binoculars (1991) in Venice, and Toppling Ladder with Spilling Paint (1986) at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Gina is on a "Claes and Coosje world tour" which you can read about HERE. Awesome as always, ladies!

LA: Art in the Streets Jumping!

Caroline and her crew were at it again last weekend in LA, jumping for the Art in the Streets exhibition at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA! Caroline started organizing group jumps back in 2008 after being inspired by Jumping in Art Museums and we always love to see photos from her events. To see more, check out her website. And this flickr pool. Enjoy!

Barry McGee and Josh Lazcano. Photo by Daily Marauder.

Mr. Cartoon. Photo by Jen Strauss.

 Andre. Photo by Cris Dobbins.

 Risk. Photo by Cris Dobbins.

 Kenny Scharf. Photo by Cris Dobbins.

Retna. Photo by Cris Dobbins.

A special thanks to all of the jumpers- Louis, Evan, Cris, Jenna, Caroline, Matthew, Nadia, Micki, Adrian, Sarah, Nathan, Jenn ans Susan!

BAN6 Jumping!

Lloyd and Karen jump for work at the BAN6 exhibition at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. Lloyd is jumping for Ben Venom's quilt, See You on the Other Side, and Karen jumps for Robert Minervini's acrylic painting, Automatic Model. Thanks for sending!

Group Jump Alert: Los Angeles!

This Saturday in LA! Art in the Streets jumping. Check out the details HERE.

Quentin Vs. Coen Jumping!

Kendrick and Kaitlin jump for artists included in the Quentin Vs. Coen exhibition at Spoke Art Gallery in San Francisco. Thank you, Karen, for sending!

Hair Jumping for Mel!

Olivia makes her hair jump for Mel Bochner's Smudge at the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco, CA. Thanks, Olivia!

The Getty Villa Jumping!

Amy Karle from Detroit, Michigan jumps for an ancient mosaic at The Getty Villa in Malibu in a really sweet dress that she made! Thanks for sending, Amy!

Diego Rivera Mural Project Jumping!

Diana, Karina and Lloyd jump for a Diego Rivera mural at the City College of San Francisco. Thanks for submitting!

Asian Art Museum of San Francisco Jumping!

Lloyd Chang jumps for Indonesian Rod Puppets and Virudhaka, Guardian King of the South, at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Thanks, Lloyd!

San Francisco Group Art Jump Alert!

Lets go art jumping at the Diego Rivera Mural Project!

WHEN: Saturday, September 11, 2010. 10:00AM to 1:00PM

WHERE: Diego Rivera Theatre, CCSF Ocean Ave. Campus, 50 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco, CA.

Organized by Art Jumper extraordinaire, Lloyd Chang. Lloyd has also scheduled a guided tour of the mural for the group.

Please sign up HERE.

About the Diego Rivera Mural Project:

CCSF's Diego Rivera Mural Project seeks to maximize public accessibility, visibility, knowledge and understanding of Rivera's mural, Marriage of the Artistic Expression of the North and of the South on this Continent, commonly known as Pan American Unity.

Diego Rivera's mural at City College is an extraordinary work of Pan American art, a unique combination of an artist in his prime and a critical moment in world history brought together on a monumental scale. It is arguably the most important work of art created in the Bay Area.

Diego Rivera gave the people of the Bay Area an inspiring vision of Pan-American Unity - Unión de la Expresión Artistica del Norte y Sur de este Continente - a sweeping synthesis of the art, religion, history, politics, and technology of the Americas that is as timely now as it was sixty years ago. The Diego Rivera Mural Project plans to bring the public back to this most important example of public art.

Attendees: Wear bright colors and bring your cameras!

San Diego Art Institute Jumping!

Lydia (Art Jumping veteran) and Katherine, both from San Diego, jump for Christine Schwimmer's Guy with No Name and Ellen Dieter's Walking in the Neighborhood, on display at the San Diego Art Institute - Museum of Living Artists. Thanks, ladies!

Dan Adams Jumping!

Lydia Velarde from San Diego jumps for the work of Dan Adams at the Museum of Living Artists at the San Diego Art Institute. Great jump, Lydia. Thanks for the submission!

Sexploratorium Art Jumping!

Awesome pics from the last Art Jumping outing in San Francisco! The group had a great time at the Exploratorium. A huge thanks to all involved; Lloyd, Rachel, Sophia, Rebekah, Katie, Alona and Mandy.