SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2022
Niche Gallery, Pacifier, (solo exhibit), Los Angeles, CA
Susanne Vielmetter Gallery, Spring Plant Sale, Los Angeles, CA
Altadena Public Library, What if the Matriarchy Was Here All Along?, Altadena, CA
XELA Institute of Art, Inaugural Exhibition, Long Beach, CA
Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Video program for Double Body, Los Angeles, CA
2021
Anat Ebgi and Los Angeles Nomadic Division LAND, Launch event: Dreamhouse, Los Angeles, CA
OPAF, as part of the Niche Gallery Booth, Protection Totems, San Pedro, CA
Ladies Room, Garden, Los Angeles, CA
2019
Current LA: Food, Los Angeles Public Art Triennial, Los Angeles, CA
Titanik Gallery, Witching Hour, Turku, Finland
Colectivo Perferia, Life and Work of an Idea, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2018
Bed & Breakfast, Come Undone, (solo exhibit), Los Angeles, CA
2017
Fair. Fair Play, concurrent with Art Basel Miami Beach, Miami, FL
Joan, More Light, Los Angeles, CA
The Situation Room, Femmes Video Art Festival No. 3, Los Angeles, CA
Kchung Radio, Performing Aspen Part 5/5, Los Angeles, CA
Art at Work, Solo show (as part of the Arturo and Lisa Mosquera Collection), Vanitas (for ancient light), Miami, FL
Night Gallery, Salad for President Artists Tag Sale, Los Angeles, CA
2016
Charlie James Gallery, This Wicked Tongue, Los Angeles, CA
Kchung Radio, Performing Aspen Part 4/5, Los Angeles, CA
Klowden Mann Gallery, Queue, Culver City, CA
Human Resources, Eternal Telethon 55+, Los Angeles, CA
Elephant Art Space, For Alraune, with love, (solo exhibit), Los Angeles, CA
LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions), (En)Gendered (In)Equity: The Gallery Tally Poster Project
2015
MOCA North Miami, Ars Memoria, North Miami, FL
2014
The Hammer Museum, Performing Aspen, Part 2/5 for KChung TV, as a part of Made in LA Biennial
Metro pcs, Tatung Morte (solo project), artist-run space in Los Angeles, CA
For Your Art, Gender Tally: Calling for Gender Equity in the Art World, organized by Micol Hebron, Los Angeles, CA
Klowden Mann, D3 Project Space, Culver City, CA
Sheffield University Gallery, Hollywood Forever, Sheffield, England, UK
2013
South of Sunset Gallery, The Exhibitionists, Los Angeles, CA
2012
UC Santa Barbara, This Was Funny Yesterday, Santa Barbara, CA
Public Fiction, The Props, Los Angeles, CA
MOCA Geffen, No Signal (Blue) as part of Public Fiction’s installation, The Club, Los Angeles, CA
Machine Project, D3 1980 Special Edition, (as part of the Pacific Standard Time initiative), Los Angeles, CA
2011
Artlab at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Women Empowered Series, Film Forum, Washington DC
O Cinema, Everyday Charms, Miami, FL
Central Trak Gallery, University of Texas, CIncArt - The Convention on Incorporated Art, Dallas, TX
International Playground, A Tribute to Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA
The Company (currently known as Anat Ebgi), ALPTRAUM, Los Angeles, CA
LA Road Concerts, Collective Show, Los Angeles, CA
2010
The Company (currently known as Anat Ebgi), Shadow Effect, Los Angeles, CA
Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Fast Forward, Santa Barbara, CA
Glendale College Art Gallery, Dr. Zomb, Los Angeles, CA
533 Gallery, Tumbleweeds and Other Histories, Los Angeles, CA
The Company (currently known as Anat Ebgi), Travelers’ Suite, (solo) Los Angeles, CA
David Castillo Gallery, Chained to a Creature of a Different Kingdom, Miami FL
2009
Georgia State University, Losing yourself in the 21st Century, Atlanta, GA
The Company (currently known as Anat Ebgi), Deep End, Los Angeles, CA
Compact Space, Feeling feelings, Los Angeles, CA
REDCAT, Why Video, Los Angeles, CA
Spring Arts Tower, Why Theory, Los Angeles, CA
Cal Arts D301 Gallery, Travelers’ Suite, Valencia, CA
Jersey City University, Landmarks, Jersey City, NJ
2008
The Company (currently known as Anat Ebgi), Human Resources, Los Angeles, CA
Cal Arts Main Gallery, Desire and the Device, Valencia, CA
MOCA at the Goldman Warehouse, Pivot Points II, Wynwood, FL
2007
Bas Fisher Invitational, MOD 11, Miami Design District, FL
Locust Projects, People Under the Stairs, Wynwood Arts District, FL
MOCA at the Goldman Warehouse, Selections from the Permanent Collection, Wynwood Arts District, FL
Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Polyphony and the Green Room (solo), Wynwood Art District, FL
2006
Museum of Contemporary Art, Optic Nerve VIII, North Miami, FL
Tomio Koyama Gallery, Think Warm: Miami Draws for You, Tokyo, Japan
The Drake Hotel, What’s up with Miami?…, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Fredric Snitzer Gallery, Summer 06, Wynwood Arts District, FL
2005
Museum of Contemporary Art, MOCA and Miami, N. Miami, FL
Rocket Projects, A Day and Forever (solo), Wynwood Arts District, FL
Bas Fisher Invitational, Co Operate, Miami Design District, FL
Home of Dennis and Debra Scholl, Collection Preview, curated by Debra Singer, Miami Beach, FL
Southern Exposure, Sunshine All the Time, San Francisco, CA
2004
Sandroni Rey Gallery, Video Play, Los Angeles, CA
White Box, Domestic Arrivals, New York, NY
Fred Snitzer Gallery, Making Art in Miami II, Wynwood Art District, FL
Miami Light Project, It’s My Pleasure, (solo project) Wynwood Arts District, FL
Rocket Projects, Bunnies, Zombies, and Assorted Sunsets (solo), Wynwood Arts District, FL
The House, The Last Show, Miami, FL
2003
Rocket Projects, Fresh Video Lounge, Wynwood Art District, FL
Dorsch Gallery, The Bleu Show, Wynwood Art District, FL
Art Center South Florida, Mania, Miami Beach, FL
The Moore Space, … Butt Seriously, Design District, FL
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Optic Nerve IV, N. Miami, FL
New World Gallery, Resolution: BFA Thesis Exhibition, Miami. FL
The Madonna Building, Manifest Destiny, curated by Anat Ebgi, Design District, FL
2002
Fredric Snitzer Gallery, No Show: Say NO to 14, Curated by Robert Chambers, Coral Gables, FL
Art Center South Florida, See Saw, Miami Beach, FL
New World Gallery, Rising Stars 2002, Miami, FL
2001
The House, Sears Building, Miami, FL
The Museum of Contemporary Art, The House at MOCA, N. Miami, FL
The House, Time in Space, Miami, FL