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“MOSAIC FOR ZINA,” Porcelain and ceramic mosaic installed on exterior benches at McCarver Park. Tacoma, WA 2010.

“URSUS AZUL,” Hand-cut glass mosaic on concrete polar bear sculpture. Permanent collection, Puyallup Outdoor Gallery. Puyallup, WA. 2009.

“DISCOVER YOUR DREAMS,” Hand-cut porcelain mosaic installed on exterior concrete wall at Seattle Country Day School. Seattle, WA 2008.

“IT’S OUTTA HERE,” Six porcelain mosaic panels on exterior wall, Cheney Baseball Stadium. Commissioned by City of Tacoma. Tacoma, WA 2007.

“CITY CREEK JEWEL,” Seven porcelain mosaic panels on exterior north and west walls of Northeast Tacoma Police Substation. Commissioned by City of Tacoma. Tacoma, WA 2006.

“ENTRANCE,” Hand-cut porcelain and stone mosaic on exterior entrance to Central Cinema. In collaboration with Yeggy Studio. Commissioned by Central Cinema with a Seattle Neighborhood Matching Grant. Seattle, WA 2005

“LOBBY,” Hand-cut marble and travertine mosaic on lobby floor of Chancellor’s building, University of Santa Cruz. In collaboration with Yeggy Studio. Santa Cruz, CA 2005.

“CRAFTSMAN BACKSPLASH,” Glass mosaic backsplash. Showroom, Phinney Ridge Cabinet Company. Commissioned by Phinney Ridge Cabinet Co. and Art Tile Co. Seattle, WA 2005.

“3 M’s,” Three porcelain mosaic medallions installed on outside wall, lobby floor, and cast iron table top for MountainAire Housing Development. Commissioned by MountainAire and Art Tile Co. Issaquah, WA 2005.

“GAUDI REVISITED,” Porcelain and copper mosaic installed on both sides of outside wall and seating area. Private commission. Installed with Art Tile Co. Kirkland, WA 2004.

“ROOSTER,” Glass mosaic medallion installed outside on concrete wall. Private Commission. Seattle, WA 2004.

“HARLEQUINN FLOOR,” Temporary glass mosaic floor installed at Seattle Flower and Garden Show. Commissioned by Fancy Fronds Nursery and Art Tile Co. Seattle, WA 2003.

“WORLD AT YOUR FEET,” Mosaic, concrete, and earth art sculpture designed and built in collaboration with UW sculpture and industrial design students. Commissioned by Tukwila School District 1% for arts. Tukwila, WA 2001.

“GARDEN WING,” Design team member and builder of a steel and concrete garden/meditative space, done in collaboration with UW landscape architecture students. Commissioned by UW Medical Center. Seattle, WA 2001.

“ARCHES,” Interactive wood and plaster sculptures, used by dancers. Commissioned by the University of Washington Summer Arts Festival. In collaboration with Perry W. Johnson. Seattle, WA 2000.

“HOBO QUILT” and “MARKER,” Mixed media sculptures. UW Medical Center Collection. Seattle, WA 2000.

“UNDERWATER FREMONT,” Outdoor mural sponsored by Seattle Public Utilities and Street Smart Art. Fremont Ave N. at the Burke Gilman Trail. Seattle, WA 1996.

“WIDE AWAKE IN AMERICA,” Outdoor Mural sponsored by University District Chamber of commerce and Seattle Public Utilities. Seattle, WA 1995.

“Raven Meets Crow,” Solo show of metal and found object sculptures. Madera Architectural Elements. Tacoma, WA; 2010.
“Access Denied: The Art of the Chastity Belt,” Mineral. Tacoma, WA; 2009.
“Tweets and Tots” Mixed-media sculpture. Gallery 301. Tacoma, WA; 2009.
“Icons,” Artist interpretations of the modern icon. Two Vaults Gallery. Tacoma, WA; 2008
“Tacoma Art Museum 5th Birthday Bash,” Artist creations of birthday cakes. Tacoma Art Museum. Tacoma, WA; 2008.
“Zeit-Bike,” Works using bicycles. Tacoma Art Museum. Tacoma, WA; 2007.
“Concreativity,” Works in concrete. Group show at Tacoma Public Library. Tacoma, WA; 2006.
“Critters,” Metropolitan Veterinary Clinic. Tacoma, WA; 2006.
“Track,” Wayward Girls Productions. Outdoor installation at Railway and Gore streets in Gastown. Vancouver, BC; 2005.
“Bashville: The 2005 Henry Bash,” Henry Art Gallery. Seattle, WA; 2005.
“Closet,” Wayward Girls Productions. Good Shepard Center Chapel. Seattle, WA; 2004.
“Portrait Project,” Bumbershoot Festival of the Arts. Curated by Matthew Kangas. Seattle Center. Seattle, WA; 2002.
“A Contrast of Three,” Black Lab Gallery. Seattle, WA; 2002.

“Science of Art” On site, artist in residence for Science of Art Program. Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA; 2010.
“Tiger Shark Live,” Life-size tiger shark created live out of recycled plastic bags. Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. Tacoma, WA; 2009.
“Ursus Plasticus,” Polar Bear created live out of recycled plastic bags. Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. Tacoma, WA; 2008.
“Artist Studio Tour,” Open Studio Tour. Tacoma, WA; 2007.
“I Am Curious,” Artist yard sale to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity. Tacoma, WA; 2007.
“Chaos Into Order,” Performance piece of over 40 artists. Art on the Ave, Tacoma, WA; 2007.
“Artist Studio Tour,” Open Studio Tour. Tacoma, WA; Nov, 2006.

Rosemary Ponnekanti, “Jennevieve Schlemmer’s metal-feathered birds shine at Madera,” The News Tribune GO ARTS Blog, June 21, 2010.
Jessica Corey-Butler, “For the People: Creating for Public Consumption,” The Weekly Volcano, May 24, 2007, p. 4.
Paul Sand, “She’ll Take Her Art to the Ball Game,” The Tacoma News Tribune, May 22, 2007. Local Section, p. 1.
Sheila Farr, “Ethereal Dresses Honor Spirits of Wayward Girls,” The Seattle Times, June 25, 2004. Entertainment and the Arts section.
Hector Castro, “Chicks Play Hard—And Enjoy It,” Seattle P.I., March 3, 2002. Local Section, p. 1.
Steven Goldsmith, “UW Undergraduates, Elementary School Students Collaborate on Public Artwork,” University Week, May 17, 2001, p. 1.
“Going Public with Art,” A & S Perspectives, Winter-Spring, 2000-2001, p. 1.
Nancy Wick, “Going Public,” University Week, November 16, 2000, p.2.
Jimmy So, “UW Summer Arts Festival,” The Daily, July 12, 2000. p.16.
“Student Artworks,” News Rounds, UW Medical Center, May 22, 2000, p. 1