Mette Tommerup

3687 Avocado Ave
Miami, FL 33133
Home/Fax: 305 774 0029
Cell: 646 361 1294

Email: tommerup@aol.com
www.mettetommerup.com

BORN

Kalundborg, Denmark 1969
Lives and works in Miami, FL

EDUCATION

MFA1995PaintingSchool of Visual Arts, NYC


BFA1990PaintingIndiana University of Pennsylvania, PA


SELECTED INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS/PROJECTS

2006

TRACKS, Fredric Snitzer Gallery Project Room, Miami , FL

New Work, Byron Cohen Gallery for Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO

2003

Free Transform, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Invert, Byron Cohen Gallery for Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO

Invisible, ARENA NYC


2002

Trampoline, Wolfsonian-FIU, Miami Beach, FL

2001

DigiCommons, Fredric Snitzer Gallery - Project Room Installation, Miami, FL

Hormone, DesignLabMiami, Miami, FL

Pinch, Virgin Atlantic Airlines, Clubhouse, JFK Airport, New York, NY

CloneRoom, Starwood Urban Investments/ Project for the Arts, 137 Miracle Mile Miami, FL Curated by Amy Cappellazzo

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2007

Top Soil, CasaLin, Miami, FL

Confluence, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Rediviva - Flight 19, Locust Projects, Miami, FL

Seinfeld, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

2006

Landscape, Upstairs Berlin, Berlin, Germany

ArtBasel Miami Beach, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Postcards From the Edge, Sikkema Jenkins & Co., NYC

2005

ArtBasel Miami Beach, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Scope, Byron Cohen Gallery, Kansas City, MO

Pulse, Byron Cohen Gallery, Kansas City, MO

Destination Works, Pulse, Miami, FL Curated by Jade Dellinger


O, The Games We Play, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Postcards From the Edge, Robert Miller Gallery, NYC

2004

ArtBasel Miami Beach, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Me, Myself and I, Schmidt Center Gallery, FAU, Boca Raton, FL

All You Can Eat, Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, FL

Surface Tension, Chelsea Art Museum, NYC

Lock Stock and Barrel, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Postcards From the Edge, Brent Sikkema, NYC

2003

ArtBasel Miami Beach 2003, Fredric Snitzer Gallery

Space - Thinking Outside the Sphere, Miami Sceince Museum, Miami, FL

Turning the Pages, Celebrating South Florida Artist-Made Books, Centre Gallery, Wolfson Campus, Miami-Dade College


Inner City Project, Exit Biennial: The Reconstruction, Exit Art, NYC

Digital Purr, The Beaker Gallery, Tampa, FL

Manifest Destiny, The Madonna Building, Miami, FL curated by Anat Egbi

Free Spirits Artist Lounge, Sponsored by ArtBasel
Free Spirits Bar, Miami Beach, FL

Postcards From the Edge, Galerie Lelong, NYC

2002

Beached/Not Stranded, The Beaker Gallery, Tampa, FL

Scratch, Arena, NYC

Florida Focus Exhibition 2002: Fresh Squeezed, Gulf Coast Museum of Art, Largo, FL

That Place , July 25 - Sept 20, Curated by Cesar Trasobares

Mia Gallery, Miami International Airport

The Alphabet Show
The Main Library, Miami FL

That Place, The Moore Building, Dacra, Miami Design District

Reactions, Exit Art, NYC (Artwork in responce to 9/11 gifted to the Library of Congress in Washington DC)

Globe>Miami<Island, MoCA DC, Washington DC

Postcards From the Edge, Sperone Westwater, NYC

2001

Globe>Miami<Island, Curated by Robert Chambers, Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, FL

Blotter, Botanical Gardens, Miami Beach, FL

Spunky, Exit Art, NYC

Hurricane, New Gallery, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL

The Sears Building, Curated by Robert Chambers, The House, Miami FL


Emerging Perspectives, Esperito Santo Bank, 1290 Brickell Ave, Miami

Postcards From the Edge, Sara Meltzer Gallery, NYC

2000

Postcards From The Edge, Andrew Kreps Gallery, NYC

I Hate NY, Curated by Kenny Schachter/Rove, Shoreditch High St, London, UK

Small Works, Dorsch Gallery, Miami, FL

Robot, Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

Freedom Rocks, Curated by Fredric Snitzer, Dacra Building, Miami, FL

To The Edge, Dorsch Gallery, Miami, FL

Departing Perspectives, Curated by Fredric Snitzer, Espirito Santo Bank,1290 Brickell Ave, Miami, FL

1999


War, Postmasters, NYC

Paradise Now, Exit Art, NYC

Postcards From The Edge, Alexander and Bonin, NYC


1998

100, Holland Tunnel, Brooklyn, NYC

10 Women, George Billis Gallery, NYC

Postcards From The Edge, Kenny Schacter/Rove, 526 W26th St, NYC

1996

Set Off, View room Exhibitions, 515 West 29th St, NYC

1995

MFA Thesis Exhibition, Visual Arts Gallery, SVA, NYC

America's Most Wanted Painting,curated by Komar and Melamin Visual Arts Gallery, SVA, NYC

Problem, West Side Gallery, SVA, NYC


SELECTED COLLECTIONS

Miami Art Museum, Miami, FL

HRH Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, Denmark

Dacra Collection, Miami, FL

Milton Ferrel Collection, Miami, FL

George Lindemann Collection, Miami, FL

Hallmark Collection, Kansas City , MO

Douglas Maxwell Collection, NYC

Four Seasons Hotel, Miami, FL

Susan and Dennis Richard Collection, Miami Beach, FL

Trump Hotel, Aventura, FL

Peter Menendez Collection, Miami, FL

Wilmer Hale Collection, Washington DC

Estelle and Paul Berg Collection, Miami, FL


SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

2008

Feinstein, Roni. "After the Fair(s)". March 2008. ART IN AMERICA.

2007

LYDIA MARTIN AND FABIOLA SANTIAGO "Miami itself becomes a Work of Art". The Miami Herald. Dec 2, 2007

LYDIA MARTIN AND FABIOLA SANTIAGO " Las Artes Cambian el Rostro de Miami". El Nuevo Herald. Dec 2. 2007 (COVER)

JANE WOOLDRIDGE Quirky CasaLin is all local. The Miami Herald. Dec 6 2007

JANE WOOLDRIDGE, DANIEL CHANG AND FABIOLA SANTIAGO.  “ART BASEL - Some complain of Art Basel's high prices”. The Miami Herald. Dec 6 2007

Turner, Elisa.  ”Snitzer show brings 59 homegrown artists together”. The Miami Herald. July 22 2007.

2006

Feinstein, Roni.   "Gavin Perry and Mette Tommerup at Fredric Snitzer". Art in America. December 2006

Riley, Terence.   "A Fair is Born". Florida InsideOut. November/December 2006

Triff, Alfredo.  ”Miami Arts Explosion” Thomson 2006

2004

Mills, Michael. “Through a Fractured Lens”. Broward Palm Beach New Times November 18 2004

Mills, Michael. "Cuisine de Pop". Broward New Times. July 29, 2004

Weinberg, Michelle. "All That Glitters". Miami New Times. July 29, 2004

Turner, Elisa. "Critic's Pick I ART". The Miami Herald. July 9, 2004

Feinstein-Bartl, Beth. Hollywood center's exhibition has plenty of bite". South Florida Sun-Sentinel, July 7, 2004

2003

Feinstein, Roni. "Expanding Horizons". Art in America. December 2003

Turner, Elisa. " ". ArtReview Magazine. December 2003

McDonnell, Evelyn & Ocana, Damarys. "Alternative scenes: in a bar, on the sand". The Miami Herald.
December 5, 2003

Buckley, Suzy. "Art Notables". Ocean Drive, ArtBasel Miami Beach. December 2003

Triff, Alfredo. "In our own Image". Miami New Times. Oct 16, 2003

Triff, Alfredo. "Sites Seen ". Miami New Times. Jan 16th, 2003

2002
Turner, Elisa. "Odd new forums showcase emerging artists". The Miami Herald. Dec 8, 2002

Dr. Paula Harper. "Bass Forward". Art in America. June 2002

Turner, Elisa. "Discovering a Place in Miami's Hot Art Scene". The Miami Herald. June 16, 2002

2001
Johnson, Ken. "Gallery Reviews". The New York Times, Exit Art Spunky, Oct 19, 2001

Wallach, Amei. " In Miami, a Hot Spot of Art, the Temperature's Rising". The New York Times , September 16 2001

Triff, Alfredo. "All Over the Place - Do you have time for all the art that's out there?"
Miami New Times, April 26 2001.

Antoni, Brian. ““Modern Art in the Digital Age””, Ocean Drive Magazine, Summer 2001

Turner, Elisa. "Digital Technology Takes Art Beyond Brush", The Miami Herald, February 15 2001

Turner, Elisa. "Gallery Reviews", The Miami Herald, January 31, 2001

The Insider. "Miracle Art", Miami Today, January 2001

Iran Issa-Khan. " Social Studies", Ocean Drive Magazine, February 2001


2000
Robinson, Walter. "Miami Art Diary", Artnet.com, February 2000.
review:http://www.artnet.com/magazine/reviews/robinson/robinson1-24-00.asp#14

Austin, Tom. "Warhol Sandwiches and Travels with a Princess",
Ocean Drive Magazine, May 2000

Turner, Elisa. "Gallery Review", The Miami Herald, September 16, 2000

Gauche, Sheri. "Santos Project". Sculpture Magazine, November 2000

Kroomer, Martin. "I Hate NY". Time Out, June 2000

Robinson, Walter. "I Hate NY". Artnet.com, June 2000


1999
Cotter, Holland. "Changes Aside Soho Is Still Very Much Soho"

New York Times, February 12, 1999.


CURRENT EMPLOYMENT

Visiting Instructor : Florida International University, Miami, FL
Spring 2008


PREVIOUS TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Professor: Florida International University 2003 - 2007

Visiting Artist: Washington University, St. Louis, MO

Visiting Artist: SUNY Stony Brook, NY

NYU Epilepsy Workshop, Medical School, NYC

SYMPOSIA

Glee – Painting Now
Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Lake Worth, FL
Glee: Painting Now curated by Amy Cappellazzo
March 2001

Communication and Social Space in New Media Art
Moderated by Michael Rush
Bass Museum of Art
Miami Beach, FL

January 2002


CURRENT GALLERY REPRESENTATION

Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

REFERENCES

Paul Harper, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art History
Department of Art and Art History, University of Miami
Phone: (305) 284-2542

Cathy A. Leff, Director
The Wolfsonian-FIU, Miami Beach, FL
Phone: (305) 535-2615

Amy Cappellazzo, International Co-Head of Post-War and Contemporary Art
Christie’s 
acappellazzo@christies.com
 






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