Architecture Jumping in Milan!

EJ and Cate jump for the Liberty Palace, designed by Alberto Migliorini and located in Milan, Italy. Thanks EJ and Cate!

Claes and Coosje in Milan Jumping!

Gina-Marie of Claes + Coosje World Tour fame recently sent me these awesome photos of herself, her father and her boyfriend having a great time jumping for Ago, Filo e Nodo (Needle, Thread and Knot) in Milan. As always, great jumps Gina-Marie!

Marc Chagall in Rome Jumping!

Giulia and Corinna jump for the Marc Chagall 25th Anniversary Show, Il Mondo SopraSotto, in Rome, at the Museo dell'Ara Pacis. Photos were not allowed inside the museum so they showed their support by jumping outdoors instead. Thank you, Laura, for sending these great photos!

Architecture Jumping! Domo Cathedral!

Thanks to Erato, Sophia, Vasilis and Giancarlo (all from Athens, Greece), for sending this picture. They are Architecture Jumping at the Domo Cathedral in Milan!

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?

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!

Venice Art Jumping!

Lorenza Molteni from Rome is jumping for Marino Marini's L'angelo della Citta at the Peggy Guggenheim Museum and for Tomas Saraceno's Galaxies Forming Along Filaments, Like Droplets Along the Strands of a Spider's Web at the 53rd Venice Biennale, both in Venice, Italy.
Thanks, Lorenza!

Pollock Jumping!

Alissa Johnson from Brooklyn/Tucson, AZ is jumping for Jackson Pollock's "Enchanted Forest" at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy. Alissa is a veteran jumper and has traveled the world across snapping jumping photos. I'm glad this photo can be part of the JAM family! Thanks Alissa!

Milano Catherdral Jumping

Steffen, Jens and Maik from Germany Art Jumped for the stunning architectural beauty of the Milano Cathedreal. Thanks guys!