2022 “Three Excellences of Culture: Painting, Poetry and Music, the Work of Art Rosenbaum and Friends,” Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts, Spring, Texas, curated by Lee Matney

2021 “The Task That is the Toil,” Linda Matney Gallery, Williamsburg, Virginia, curated by Lee Matney

2021 “Figures in a New World,” Greenville Art Center, Greenville, South Carolina, curated by Ryan Roth

2021 “Figures in a New World,” Vandiver Gallery, Anderson University, Anderson, South Carolina, curated by Ryan Roth

2020 “The American Music Show Exeter Gallery,” Baltimore, Maryland, curated by Matt Klos and Teddy Johnson

2020 “The American Music Show Cade Art Gallery,” Arundel Community College, Arundel, Maryland

2018 “Art in the South: Art Rosenbaum and Friends,” Tif Sigfrids Gallery, Athens, GA

2018 “Neighborhood for Painters: Narrative Paintings by Four Georgia Artists,” curated by Didi Dunphy, Albany (GA) Museum of Art

2018 “Ancient Traditions, Modern Lives,” curated by Lee Matney, Linda Matney Gallery, Williamsburg, Virginia

2016 “Tiny World,” curated by Didi Dunphy, Indigo, Athens

2016 “Recent Acquisitions,” Walker Gallery, Liverpool, UK

2013 “Temporal Distortions: Artists Working in the Contemporary South,” curated by Tyrus Lytton and Lee Matney, Linda Matney Gallery, Williamsburg, VA

2011 “Down South: Paintings by Art Rosenbaum, Photographs by Margo Newmark Rosenbaum,” Morris Museum, Augusta, Georgia

2011 “Drawn from Athens,” curated by Didi Dunphy, Indigo, Athens

2011 “The Contemporary Figure,” Swan Coach House Gallery, Atlanta, group invitational

2011 “The Child Ballads,” UnionDocs, Brooklyn, New York second venue of  2010  group painting  exhibition

2010 “The Child Ballads,” group painting exhibition, G-Spot Gallery, Baltimore, MD

2009 “A Painters Reel: Comtemporary Painting in Geogia,” Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences, group circulated to Telfair Museum, Savannah (2010); Morris Museum, Augusta, GA (2010)

2008 “Stories and Gestures: Drawings by Robert Rivers, Art Rosenbaum and Dennis Schmalstig,” the Alice and Williams Jenkins GallerCrealde School of Art, Winter Park, Florida, November 10, 2008-January

2008 “Inside-Out, Outside-In,”  Space 301, Mobile, AL, invitational, summer 2008

2004 Group Exhibition, Mary Pauline Gallery, Augusta

2003 Group Exhibition, Mary Pauline Gallery, Augusta

2001 “The Human Condition: Recent Work by Gary Chapman, Dale Kennington, Art Rosenbaum,” The Columbus Museum, Columbus, GA, Curated by Brigitte Foley with illustrated catalogue

2001 “Athens Lost,” two works in curated exhibition, Lyndon House, Athens, summer

2001 “Concerning the Nude Figure,” Matre Gallery, Atlanta

2001 “Small Works,” December show, Mercury Gallery, Athens

2000 “New Acquisitions–Works on Paper“, Georgia Museum of Art, UGA

2000 “Concerning the Human Figure,” Matre Gallery, Atlanta

2000 “UGA Studies Abroad Exhibition,” Palazzo Vagnotti, Cortona, Italy

2000 “University of Georgia Faculty Show,” Lyndon House, Athens, GA

1999 Gallery Group Exhibition, Mary Pauline Gallery, Augusta, GA

1998 “The Art of Teaching,” invitational, Columbus (GA) Museum

1998 “Postures–Concerning the Nude Figure,” group show, Robert Matre Gallery, Atlanta

1998 “Inaugural Exhibition,” Mary Pauline Gallery, Augusta, GA, group

1998 “UGA Faculty Show,” Georgia Museum of Art

1997 “Selections from the Sea Grant Collection,” Georgia Museum of Art

1996 “Southern Classic,” Georgia Council for the Arts Exhibition for the Olympics, Office of the Governor

1996 “University of Georgia Olympic Summer Faculty Show,” Visual Arts Gallery

1995 “Sea Grant Art Collection” (see below), Carter Center, Atlanta

1994 “Vividly Told: contemporary Southern Narrative Painting,” The Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, GA.; The Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston, S. C. by Estill Pennington, curator

1994 “Local Sex, Love, and Death,” Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, curated by Julia A. Fenton

1994 “Gala,” Brenau College, Gainesville, GA, national invitational

1993 “University of Georgia Faculty Exhibition,” Georgia Museum of Art

1992 “At the Heart of Change: Cross Currents in Contemporary Southern Art,” Kennesaw College Gallery, Kennesaw, GA curated by Roberta Griffin

1992 “National Invitational,” Brenau College, Gainesville, GA (three works)

1991 “Lyndon House Annual,” Athens GA; Walter Hopps, juror; merit award

1990 “Faculty Exhibition,” Georgia Museum of Art, The University of Georgia

1990 Summer Group Show, Gasperi Gallery, New Orleans

1990 Four-person show with Richard Olsen, James Herbert, and Harold Howe, Novus Gallery, Atlanta

1990 “The Male Image,” invitational show, Gasperi Gallery, New Orleans

1989 “41st Biennial of Contemporary American Painting,” The Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D.C., one of 18 painters selected by guest curator William A. Fagaly, catalogue, circulated to Georgia Museum of Art, Athens; The New Orleans Museum; Norton Gallery, West Palm Beach, Florida.

1989 “City on a Hill: 20th Anniversary Exhibition,” University of Georgia Studies Abroad Program, Georgia Museum of Art; Palazzo Casali Cortona, Italy; San Stia Gallery, Venice Italy; catalogue

1989 Three-person show with Stan Mullins and Todd Murphy, Rock Umbria, Umbertide, Italy

1989 “Southern Explosion,” Quinlan Art Center, Gainesville, GA, invitational

1988 “Faculty Exhibition, UGA Studies Abroad Fall Program,” Tate Student Center Gallery, University of Georgia

1988 “Fact, Fiction, Fantasy: Recent Narrative Art in the Southeast,” (see below), circulated: Rudolph Eilee Gallery, Clemson University, Moody Gallery of Art, University of Alabama, East Tennessee University, Wake Forest University Art Gallery

1987 “Fact, Fiction, Fantasy: Recent Narrative Art in the Southeast,” Sam Yates, curator, Ewin Gallery, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

1987 “Narrative Painting,” Columbus (Georgia) Museum, five paintings included; Fred C. Fussell, curator

1987 “A Stone’s Throw,” the Greenville County Museum, Greenville, South Carolina, Sharon Campbell, curator

1986 Southern Arts Federation/National Endowment for the Arts Regional Fellowships for Visual Artist Exhibition, Atlanta College of Art and Design Gallery (catalog)

1986 “Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Southern Art,” Anniston Museum, AL; curated by Emilie E. Burn, EdD

1986 “Artists’ Political Statements,” Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC; curated by Richard Craven

1986 “A Sense of Place,” Minneapolis College of Art and Design Gallery, Minneapolis, MN; Invitational Show, curated by Julie Yanson. Catalog essay by Eleanor Heartney.

1986 Faculty Show, Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

1985 “Volti del Sud,” Palazzo Venezia, Rome, Italy; invitational, art from Southern U.S. Woodruff Gallery, Atlanta, GA; catalog

1985 “What Artists Have to Say About Nuclear War,” Nexus, Inc., Atlanta, curated by Amy Landesberg

1985 “Sea Grant Art Project Exhibition,” Ecology Gallery, University of Georgia, Athens, GA; Dalton Jr. College, Dalton, GA; Brunswick Jr. College, Brunswick, GA; Florida State Museum, Gainesville, Fl; Coffman Gallery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Tweed Museum, Duluth, MN; Elvehjem Museum, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI; Alexander G. Ruthven Museum, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; Madison Morgan Cultural Center, Madison, GA; (“Sea Grant Exhibition,” collection from Visual Arts Component of University of Georgia Sea Grant. Circulated since 1983, scheduled to travel through 1988

1985 “Southern Fervor,” Anderson Gallery, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

1985 “Southern Fictions,” Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, TX; curated by Marti Mayo, Catalog essay by William A. Fagaly, University of Georgia Museum of Art, Athens, GA; Faculty Show

1983 “New Orleans Triennial,” New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA, curated by Linda Cathcart, catalogue

1982 Faculty Show, University of Georgia Studies Abroad, Palazzo Vagnotti, Cortona, Italy

1981-1982 State Capitol, Atlanta, GA; three paintings on view in office of Lt. Governor Zell Miller, at his invitation

1981 “Small Works,” Kipnis, Works of Art, Atlanta, GA

1981 “More Than Land or Sky: Art From Appalachia,” National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC; curated by Barbara Shissler Nosanow. 1981, circulated through 1984: Southeast Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, NC; Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, TN; Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, AL; University of Mississippi Museum, University, MS; Sunrise Museum, Charleston, WVA; Robertson Center for Arts and Sciences, SUNY at Binghamton, Binghamton, NY; Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Center, Portsmouth, OH; Roanoke, VA; Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, MS; Greenville County Museum of Art, Greenville, SC; Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, Hagerstown, Md. Catalog

1980 “Faculty Show,” Visual Arts Gallery, University of Georgia, Athens, GA

1978 “Gallery Group,” Razor Gallery, New York, NY

1978 “Viscera,” Third Floor Gallery, Atlanta, GA, Nexus, Inc.

1978 “University of Georgia Faculty Show.” Madison-Morgan Cultural Center, Madison, GA

1978 “Watercolor USA,” Art Museum, Springfield, MO, juried

1977 “Gallery Group,” Razor Gallery, New York, NY

1977 “Art Rosenbaum, David James, Larry Millard,” Visual Arts Gallery, University of Georgia

1977 “Small Works–Faculty Show,” University of Georgia, Athens, GA

1976 “Iowa Artists’ Annual,” Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA, juried, Iowa State Capitol Building Invitational Exhibition

1974 “Art Scene, ’74,” Great Neck, NY, International Invitational

1974 “Figurative Paintings from Camelot House,” University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA; two-man show with Joseph Patrick

1973 “Second Annual Watercolor Invitational,” Sioux City Art Center, Sioux City, IA (circulated)

1973 “Iowa Faculty Invitational,” Design Center, Iowa State University, Ames, IA

1972 “Iowa Artists’ Annual,” Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA, 3 works, Walter Hopps, juror: Edmonston Award, Best in Show

1972 Faculty Exhibition, University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA

1972 “First Annual Watercolor Invitational,” Sioux City Art Center, Sioux City, IA

1972 “Gallery Group,” Spectrum Gallery, New York, New York, NY

1972 “Six Figurative from Iowa and Illinois,” Peoria Art Guild, Peoria, IL, curated

1971 “Paintings,” Anoka-Ramsay State College, Coon Rapids, MN

1970 “Young American Artists,” Barnard College, New York, NY

1969 “Faculty Exhibition,” University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa City, IA

1967 “Gallery Group Show,” Talbot Gallery, Indianapolis, IN

1966 “Group Show,” Dorsky Gallery, New York, NY

1966 “Landscape,” Visual Arts Gallery, School of Visual Arts, New York, NY

1957 “Fiftieth Annual Indiana Artists’ Invitational,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, IN

1960 “Fifty Indiana Prints,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1958 “Fifty Indiana Prints,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1957 “Indiana Artists’ Exhibition,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1956 “Indiana Artists’ Exhibition,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1955 “Indiana Artists’ Exhibition,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1954 “Fifty Indiana Prints,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1953 “Indiana Artists’ Exhibition,” Herron Museum, Indianapolis, juried

1953 “Indiana State Fair Art Exhibition,” blue ribbon, Junior Student Division, juror, Peter Hurd