Born: Davis, California, 1969
Resides: Los Angeles, California
Education: University of California, Los Angeles (M.F.A.,
2000); Whitney Museum Independent Study Program
(1994); University of California, Santa Cruz (B.A., 1991)
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2014
"Crickets for Solo and Ensemble," ArtPace, San Antonio.
2013 "Time, People, Money, Crickets," SITE Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
"Crickets," The High Line, New York.
"Negative Space," Contemporary Art Gallery,
Vancouver, Canada.
Guangdong Times Museum, Guangzhou, China.
Galerie Frank Elbaz, Paris.
2008
"Hammer Projects: Mungo Thomson," UCLA Armand
Hammer Museum of Art, Los Angeles.
2007
"Between Projects," Kadist Art Foundation, Paris.
2006
"Negative Space Variations," GAMeC, Bergamo, Italy.
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012
"The Ball of Artists," Pacific Standard Time
Performance and Public Art Festival, Los Angeles.
2011
12th Istanbul Biennial, Turkey.
2009
"Compilation IV," Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, Germany.
2008
"2008 Whitney Biennial," Whitney Museum of
American Art, New York.
2005 PERFORMA 05, 1st Biennial of Visual Art Performance,
New York.
2004
"2004 California Biennial," Orange County Museum
of Art, Newport Beach.
Selected Bibliography
2013
Herbert, Martin. "Background Radiations," in Mungo
Thomson: Time, People, Money, Crickets. Sante Fe, New
Mexico: SITE Santa Fe and Vancouver Contemporary
Art Gallery.
McGarry, Kevin. "Mungo Thomson at Galerie Frank
Elbaz," Art-Agenda (September 18).
2008
Hudson, Suzanne. "Hammer Projects: Mungo
Thomson," Hammer Museum (June).
Malinovski, Pejk. "Coat Check Chimes," Studio 360,
National Public Radio (May 9).
Herbert, Martin. "Filling The Void: The Art of Mungo
Thomson," Artforum (January).
2007
Matsui, Midori. "Mungo Thomson," in Ice Cream:
Contemporary Art in Culture. London: Phaidon.
2004
Kushner, Rachel. "Tree and Rock and Cloud," in
Mungo Thomson: Cuenca. Washington, D.C.: USA
Cultural Affairs Department.
2001
Weingart, Brigitte. "ENTRUCKUNG," Texte Zur Kunst
(March).
2000 Knight, Christopher. "Exploring Perception,
Memory, and Imagination," Los Angeles Times
(October 27).