2021

• Vitrea, Vetro italiano contemporaneo d’autore, Triennale di Milano, with the collaboration of Fondazione Cologni dei Mestieri d’Arte and curated by Jean Blanchaert, catalogue
• Aria, Remake of the hystorical artwork in the occasion of the Lifetime Achievement Award by Musei Civici Veneziani and Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, during the Venice Glass Week
• Lifetime Achievement Award Over The Real – Videoart International Festival, in collaboration with Ragghianti Foundation and Lucca Film Festival – Europa Cinema

2020

• I wish to tell you something, Web Conversations about projects and life during the Lockdown
• Fadenobjekte – Threadworks, Galerie Eulenspiegel, Basel, CH
• Il Respiro dell’Arte, curated by Virginia Monteverde, Ducal Palace, Genoa
• Links, curated by Virginia Monteverde, Etherea Art Gallery – Ducal Palace, Genoa
• Biennale Light Art Mantua, installation GO UP, Casa del Mantegna, Mantua, catalogue
• Unbreakable: Women in glass, curated by Nadja Romain and Koen Vanmechelen, Fondazione Berengo Art Space, Murano, Venice, catalogue
• Enigma, solo exhibition, C|E contemporary gallery, Milan, catalogue
• Le tre ReMaghe, artist jewellery, La Ruotellina by Claudio Zanettin, Cortina d’Ampezzo (BL)

2019

• We love Art Books, Beck & Eggeling, Düsseldorf DE
• Federica Marangoni and Elaine Shemilt. Parallel Dialogues Through Video and Time, curated by Laura Leuzzi and Iliyana Nedkova, Casa di Carlo Goldoni Museum, Venice.
• Presentation of the book Ewva. European Women’s Video Art in the 70s and 80s, published by John Libbey Publishing
• Color, shape, emptiness – Contemplation and meditation in contemporary art, Museo Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Ascona, CH, catalogue

2018

• Segrete – Tracce di Memoria, lined up artists for the Shoah memory, 10th edition 2018, ancient prisons of the Ducale Palace’ Grimaldina Tower, Genoa
• Wonderland 2, Bernheimer Gallery Berlin
• Wonderland 1, Bernheimer Gallery, Berlin
• Paper-Position, Bernheimer Gallery, Basel
• Biennale Light Art 2018, Ducale Palace, Mantua, catalogue

2017

• Women in Neon at Fenwick of Bond Street, partner of Lights of Soho, London
• The Venice Glass Week, Museo del Vetro, Murano, Venice
• La danza del fuoco, Palazzo Mocenigo, Venice
• The Lightquake, Palazzo Ducale Courtyard, Gubbio
• Black Light Art: La Luce che colora il buio, Museo della Rocca Albornoz, Spoleto
• Sculture di Luce, exhibition of the public artwork Jacob’s Dream after the LED renovation, Rossini Art Site, Briosco (MB)
• Materia Luce e Forma nel pensiero della differenza, curated by Viana Conti, Palazzo Tagliaferro-Galleria Civica Contemporary Culture Centre, Andora catalogue

2016

• Urpflanze, la natura dell’idea, curated by Alberto Mattia Martini, Nuova Galleria Morone, Milan
• GO UP, Ladder in cracked neon installed at Rümelinsplatz 1, Galerie Eulenspiegel, Basel, CH
• Visions in the Nunnery, Nunnery Gallery Bow Arts, 181 Bow Road, London, video installation Life is time and memory of time

2015

• Now You Can Go, Selfportraits, The Showroom, Penfold Street, London
• Memoria di cristallo, solo exhibition, curated by Viana Conti, C|E Contemporary gallery, Milan
• The Leading Thread, curated by Gabriella Belli, MUVE director, Ca’ Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art, Venice. Light installation on the baroque facade and a thematic room inside about humanity.

2014

• Arezzo, The Time Machine\ Life is time and Memory of Time, Solo Exhibition, Installation-public work on Main Square and video-installation in the Palazzo di Fraternita, Fraternita dei Laici, December 2013- February 2014;
• Milano, INTERNI, International Exhibition, Fuori Salone, “Feeding New Ideas for the City”, The Time Machine, April 2014.

2013

• Milano, INTERNI, International Exhibition, Fuori Salone, “Hybrid Architecture”, Go-Up Through Architecture, April 2013;
• Arezzo, ICASTICA 2013, International Women Group exhibition, Art Has No Sex, Humanity (cycle of paintings and neon), Freedom Coil, curator Fabio Migliorati, June 2013;
• Venezia, Main Entrance of the Arsenale Tesa 105, (during the 55th Art Biennale of Venice), GO – Forever, public artwork (cracked neon), June 2013 – November 2013;
• Carrara, Marble Weeks, Forever UP, public artwork (cracked neon) and “It’s not a good day to be human” (neon);
• New York, Anna Zorina Gallery, Hearth of Art, Group Exhibition, Artwork “home: www.homeland.com”, September – November 2013.

2012

• Brufa (Perugia) \ Sculptors in Brufa, site specific public work, “The Impossible flight”, and solo exhibition “Driving Thread”;
• Castiglione del Lago (Perugia), Palazzo Ducale, Solo Exhibition “Passaggio dell’Umanità”.

2011

• Arezzo (Italy) Group Exhibition “Quod erat demonstrandum”, May – June 2011. Nine women artists for a project at Palazzo Lombardi, Curator: Paola Butali;
• Castiglione del Lago, (Perugia, Italy) Group Exhibition “Arte e Visione, Nove Artiste Raccontano”;
• Venezia, 54th International Art Exhibition \ La Biennale. Italian Pavillion. “L’Arte non è cosa nostra”, curator Vittorio Sgarbi. Mixed media installation of light and video Escape, presentation text by Alvise Zorzi, June 2011;
• Venezia, Group Exhibition “Palazzo Zenobio per l’Arte” , with the artwork Light Dialogue. Curator Roberta Semeraro, September 2011;
• Milan, Group Exhibition “Abita-MI 2011”, Milano Fair. 7 artist for 7 projects;
• Biella, Italy, Group Exhibition “Incerte Patrie”, Silvy Bassanese Arte Contemporanea, Curator Viana Conti, October 2011;
• Genoa, Group Exhibition in two locations, Villa Croce Contemporary Art Museum and La Commenda di Pre, “Nel Segno della Donna”, 8 Artists invited. Curators V.Monteverde, L.Leone;
• “La Cerreta Park”, Private Collection, Umbria, Installation of the site specific, public sculpture “Conjunction”, red LED light, 6 m H raw red glass into the caged base;
• Este (Padua) , Public Park Installation of the public sculpture, site specific, located in the Park of the medieval castle, “La Voliera \ The Aviary”, July 2011;
• Cavallino-Jesolo (Venezia), Art Hotel Private collection, Installation of the sculpture “The Cadged Butterflies”, July 2011.

2010

• Genoa, Unimedia Modern Contemporary Art: “Bad Girls”;
• Genova, Italy , installation : “Symbols and Fetishes” for “The ROLLI Days”, art in the historical Palaces of Genoa, with ARTRE Gallery, May 2010;
• Genoa, “Non si butta via nulla”, Villa Imperiale, ARTRE Gallery;
• Padua, Cultural center S. Gaetano: “Percorsi dello Sguardo”, curator N. Galvan for the Padua Town Hall.

2009

• Genoa,“Terribly Emotional” , Group exhibition, curator Viana Conti, Galleria Ghiglione;
• Vercelli, “No More”, Sculpture in glass and red neon, installed in front of the Sinagogue;
• Milan, “No More”, Milan as an open sky Museum: Contemporary Art Exhibition BEYOND THE LIMIT 1898-2009, for the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, sculpture in glass and red neon “No More”, installed in Piazza della Scala;
• Venice, “Glass Stress”, Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, Cavalli Franchetti Palace;
• Madrid, Solo Exhibition, “Luz y sombra”, Alcorcón, Centro Municipal des las Artes;

2008

• Venice, “MimosArte”, Perl’A Art Gallery;
• Bellinzona, CH, “Terribly Emotional”, Sforza’s Castle Museum, Sasso Corbaro;
• Milano, “Un libro in maschera”, curator Gioia Mori, Fondazione Biblioteca di Via Senato;
• Genoa, Installation “The room of the free woman” dedicated to Virginia Woolf, and book signing “The places of Utopia”, presentation by Sandra Solimano and Viana Conti, Villa Croce Museum;
• New York, “The places of the Utopia”, solo exhibition and book signing, presentation by Renato Miracco and Glenn Harper, Italian Institute of Culture;
• “Success”, Group Exhibition, Galleria Artre’.

2007

• Palm Beach, USA, Artfair;
• Venice, “Venetian Artists of the ‘70’s”, Spazio Candiani;
• Milan, Decode Elements, 10 projects for 10 artists, 100 years Anniversary of Mondadori publisher, Castello Sforzesco;
• Pittsburgh, USA, Viva Vetro! Glass Alive! Venice and America, one room for the Artist, Carnegie Museum of Art;
• Venice, Cornice Art Fair;
• Venice, 52th Biennale di Venezia, Padiglione Venezia 02, Perl’a Art gallery;
• Biella, “Terribly Emotional”, Silvy Bassanese Art gallery.

2006

• Venice, “No More”, Solo exhibition, Ikona Photo Gallery;
• Madrid, Spain, “The Place of Utopia”, Solo exhibition and site specific media artwork “Continuity” , Institute of Italian Culture.

2005

• Bellinzona, CH, “The Vanities of the Caged Bird”, Group exhibition, CAC Ticino, Centro d’Arte Contemporanea;
• Öland, Sweden, “No More”, Global Art Glass, Third triennial, 26 artists, 14 countries;
• Borgholm, Sweden, Konsthall VIDA Museum, Group exhibition;
• New York, USA, “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner”, Remy Toledo Gallery;
• Madrid, Spain, “Tolerance-In-Tolerance”, solo exhibition, Circulo de Bellas Artes;
• New York, USA, ”Tolerance-In-Tolerance”, solo exhibition, Remy Toledo Gallery.

2004

• Venice, “Vetri nel mondo: oggi”, curator Rosa Barovier, Institute of Letters Science and Arts, Palazzo Franchetti.

2003

• Siena, “Rainbow Crash”, installation and acquisition of a permanent site specific artwork in iron, glass and neon, Chianti Sculpture Park;
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, “Jaula de luz/Light Cage”, presentation of the suspended public work, iron large cage with a rotating blue light: a site specific public work commission of the Canary Government for the Presidential Square of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. This suspended artwork became part of a public collection of more than 40 pieces of sculptures collected by Santa Cruz de Tenerife under the title Esposición Internacional de escultura en la calle.
• Venice, Thetis Foundation, “Tolerance: monument to friendship”, dedicated to Pierre Restany, video-installation, International exhibition of sculpture in the open air: Open, Lido-Venice.

2002

• Portofino, “The endless ladder”, permanent installation of the work , curator Daniele Crippa, Park Museum;
• Venice, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, special event presentation of the anthology volume “Electronic: mother of a humanistic dream” and of the video-sculpture Dripping Rainbow-Bleeding Heart/ART;
• Öland, Sweden, Global Art Glass Triennial, curators Barbo&Börge Kamras, Borgholms Slott;

2001

• Venice, “Jacob’s Dream”, with Ikona Gallery for the Venice Art Biennale, public sculpture, in front of the church of Santa Maria della Salute, on the Grand Canal. This installation has been sponsored by Ranger Group, then acquired by Foundation Rossini, Briosco, Milano.
• Venice, “The Caged Paradise”, Solo exhibition, Sala Badoer, San Giovanni Evangelista;
• “Tower of peace. The strategy of art against the strategy of violence”, curator Marco Maria Gazzano, work projected “Bleeding Heart/Art Dripping Rainbow”, Palazzo della Civiltà, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Termini Station, Rome.

2000

• Marle, Germany, “The Archive of Memory”, Solo Exhibition, installation in glass with back projection and neon sculpture Ice/Ghiaccio; acquisition of the work by Ernstin Foundation and then donation to Skulpturen Glaskasten Museum;
• “Freheit”, Curator Pierre Restany, International exhibition of sculpture in the open air: Open, Venice-Lido.