Selected Gallery Group Exhibitions
- “MODERN MASTERS,” Barry Gross Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 2011
- “ARTery Fair, Art Basel Miami Beach, Wynwood, 2009
- “Artavox, Schoolhouse Children’s Museum, Palm Beach County, 2009
- “SPIRITUAL ART,” Zen Village, Coconut Grove, Florida 2009
- “Art Undressed,” Erotic Signature, Wynwood, 2008
- “Spring Show,” ArtFtures Gallery, Wynwood 2008
- “SACRED ART,” ArtFutures Gallery, Wynwood, 2008
- ART BASEL MIAMI, A.N.E.W. Galleries Worldwide, Miami, Florida 2007
- GARTEL: Ferrari Projections," Daniel Azoulay, during Art Basel,Fl. 2008
- Beijing Arts Festival, Beijing China, April 2007
- Erotica," Lurie Gallery, Curated by Dimitri Miami, Florida 2006
- NEW OLD GEMS" Digital Art Museum (DAM) Berlin, Germany, 2005
- Digital Art Gallery, and Information Visualisation, London, England, 2004
- Computer Graphics Imaging and Visualization, Penang, Malaysia, 2004
- The Second Couming" ICEHOUSE, Phoenix, Arizona, 2004
- Cyberotika 2004," Dojo Yako Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia, 2004
- GARTEL: Digital Art/Digital Movies," ArtWorks Gallery, Wynwood, Florida 2004
- GARTEL: THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE," THE GALLERY, Wynwood, Florida, 2003
- WIRED," Gallery ART +, Coral Gables, Florida, 2003
- International Art Expo, Madrid, Spain, 2003
- ART FAIR: Zurich, Switzerland, 2002
- ART FAIR: "Editions of Art," Innsbruck, Austria, 2002
- 2002 Int. digital art awards," Counihan Gallery, Brunswick, Australia 2002
- Mysterium Photographicum," Dunedin Fine Arts Centre, Fl. 2002
- Digital Salon," School of Visual arts – Artlink, New York, New York. 2002
- DAM gallery artists," Colville Place gallery, London, England, 2002
- From the ashes," Open Space Gallery, Pennsylvania 2002
- Greenham Arts Centre", London, England, 2001
- From the ashes," C.U.O.N.D. O., New York 2001
- EVO-1," Galerie L, Moscow, Russia 2001
- Cyberotika," Atlanta, Georgia, 2001
- digital darkroom," john wayne international airport, ca. 2001
- literary references in art," n.westchester center for the arts,NY.,2001
- Odyssey," palm beach international airport, fl, 2000
- Summer Show, DFN Gallery, NYC, New York, 2000
- Dream Contenary Computer Graphics Grand Prix 99, Aizu, Japan, 1999
- Video History: Making Connections, Syracuse, New York, 1998
- Pioneers of Digital Photography, Open Space Gallery, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1998
- TOUCHWARE Art Gallery: 25th Anniversary, Siggraph '98, Orlando, Florida, 1998
- Computer Art: Anjal & Laurence Gartel, Broward Community College, Florida, 1998
- Digipainting '97 Echi dal terzo Millennio, Rome, Italy, 1997
- ART FAIR: Editions of Art, Innsbruck, Austria, 1997
- ART FAIR: Art Multiple, Düsseldorf, Germany, 1996
- Computer Art, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, 1996
- ART FAIR: LA Art Fair, Los Angeles, California, 1992
- East/ West Photography Conference, Poland, 1992
- Computer Art, Olympia & York, NYC, New York, 1991
- The Exquisite FAX, FAX ART, 612-690-0172, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1991
- Transportation on Images, John Wayne International Airport, Orange County, California, 1990
- Second International Symposium on Electronic Art, Amsterdam, Holland, 1990
- Eurographics 1990, Montreaux, Switzerland, 1990
- Infinite Illusions, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 1990
- Computer Art, Prix Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria, 1989
- Computer Art, Images Du Futur, Montreal, Canada, 1988
- Computer Art Show, Siggraph, various locations 1986-83
- Ready for Prime Time Artists, Discovery Gallery, Glen Cove, New York, 1983
- Video Art, Flviana Gallery, Locarno, Switzerland, 1980
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