Istanbul Museum of Modern Art Jumping!

Noelia Medina jumps for the Istanbul Museum of Modern Art. Thanks to Isra for the submission!

Claes Oldenburg and Coosie Van Bruggen Jumping!

Gina loves to jump for Claes & Coosie (and other artists too)! Check out her previous Oldenburg jump HERE. This time she took friends MJ and Rene to jump for Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks at Yale University in Connecticut. Thanks again, Gina!

Clyfford Still Jumping!

Lexus and Alissa from Pennsylvania jump for a work by Clyfford Still at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Great jumps, ladies!

Sam Scharf Jumping!

Adorable little Art Jumper, Chloe, jumps for a light installation by Sam Scharf at the Art in Transition: Suddenspace opening in Arlington, VA. Awesome jump, Chloe!

Frank Stella Jumping!

Tim Bohlender (a repeat jumper!) jumps for Frank Stella's Damascas Gate II at the MAMAC in Nice. Thank you for yet another great jump, Tim!

Guggenheim Jumping!

Katie K. from New York City jumps for the Chaos and Classicism exhibition and also for the Art After Dark: YouTube Play event at the Guggenheim Museum. Thanks, Katie!

Tomas Saraceno Jumping!

Sarah Goldschadt from Copenhagen jumps for Tomas Saraceno's Biospheres at the National Gallery of Denmark. Thank you, Sarah!

MUSAC Jumping!

Borja Santos jumps for work at MUSAC in Spain. Awesome. Thanks for the submission, Borja!

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!

Niele Toroni Jumping!

Tim from Karlsruhe, Germany jumps for Niele Toroni's Black and White at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Strasbourg, France. Thanks, Tim!