A whimsical sculpture of an astronaut is mounted on a pole outside a building labeled "Jump the Moon Art Studio and Gallery," under a clear blue sky.

Jump The Moon Exhibition

A framed informational plaque titled "JUMP THE MOON DIFFERENTLY ABLED ART." It describes Michael J. Bingham, an artist who founded Jump the Moon Art Studio and Gallery in Logan, Utah, focusing on integrating individuals with disabilities into arts. The text emphasizes their mission to highlight abilities over limitations and notes that labels in the exhibition reflect each artist's strengths and accomplishments.
A cluttered workshop space featuring several wheelchairs and mobility scooters lined against a purple wall. In the center, there is a spinning art device surrounded by colorful splatters on the floor.
A blue-walled gallery showcasing various framed artworks. On the left, there is an informational plaque titled "JUMP the MOON - DIFFERENTLY ABLED ART," providing details about the exhibition. The artwork consists of different styles and colors, framed and displayed neatly along the wall. The gallery name "GALLERY" is prominently displayed at the top.
A colorful art gallery interior featuring a purple wall adorned with various framed artworks. Two people stand conversing while holding food, and a display case showcasing an object is visible.
A modified electric wheelchair with a flower-shaped tray on the armrest, featuring splashes of paint. The wheelchair has gray armrests, a joystick controller, and a red handle. In the background, there is a blue wall and a partial view of a patterned couch.
A group of people seated in an art gallery filled with various artworks on display. The gallery features a blue wall with the word "GALLERY" in large, decorative letters. Some individuals are engaged in conversation, while one person examines the artwork. There are comfortable seating arrangements, including patterned chairs and a wooden coffee table.

Jump the Moon Differently Abled Art Exhibition

Jump the Moon studio in Logan, led by artist Michael Bingham, partnered with the UA&M Arts Education and Traveling Exhibition programs to create "Differently Abled Art." This show features works by artists with differing levels of physical and cognitive abilities who work with Jump the Moon to find ways to explore their artistic voice and create exciting art. Many works were created with the help of specialized equipment developed by Michael.