Partial Exhibition Record
- 1926 - Solo Exhibition, Theodore Lukits, The Southby Art Salon, Hollywood, California, Opened, September 23, 1926
- 1926 - Solo Exhibition, Exhibition of Portraits and Paintings by Theodore Lukits, Cafe Montmatre Salon, Hollywood, California November 4, 1926 (23 Works including Portraits and Landscapes)
- 1926 - Solo Exhibition, Annual Winter Exhibition, Portraits and Paintings by Theodore Lukits, Cafe Montmatre Salon, Hollywood, California November 25, 1926 (39 Works including Portraits and Landscapes)
- 1928 - Solo Exhibition, Edgewater Beach Club, Santa Monica, California, September, 1928 (22 Works Including Portraits, Landscapes and a Maritime Work)
- 1930 - Group Exhibition, Ebell Salon, Los Angeles, California, March, 1930
- 1930 - Solo Exhibition, Ainslie Galleries, Los Angeles, California, November 1–30, 1930 16 (16 Works including Figurative works and Landscapes)
- 1931 - Solo Exhibition, Desert Paintings by Theodore Lukits, Desert Art Gallery, Palm Springs, California, February 1–28, 1931
- 1931 - Solo Exhibition, Stendahl Galleries, Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California, June 1–13, 1931, (27 Works including decorative portraits and landscapes)
- 1935 - Solo Exhibition, Barbara Hotel, Santa Barbara, California, Circa 1935 (Exhibition featuring "Sierra Moonlight" and "Laughing Mood" hosted by John Yuke)
- 1935 - Group Exhibition, Biltmore Salon, Hotel Biltmore, Los Angeles, California
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, International Aeronautical Art Exhibition, Los Angeles Museum, Los Angeles, California, February 5–19, 1937 (Won E.K. Hill Trophy for Best of Show for Portrait of Thea Rasche)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Mission Inn Riverside, California, February 20–21, 1937 (Works by Lukits, Schuster, Askenazy, Yens, Foster, Warner etc.)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, California Art Club Exhibition, Municipal Art Commission Galleries, February, 1937 (Exhibited "Shadow of the Cross, Capistrano and a landscape)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Fourth Annual Exhibit of Paintings, Clearwater Junior High School, Clearwater, California, March 8–21, 1937 (Lukits exhibits Old Ironisides, with Wendt, Gleason, Braun)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Paul Francesco Lupo Studios, Hollywood, 1937 (Exhibited portraits along with Geza Kende, John Hubbard Rich, Hernando Villa)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Ebell Salon, Eighth Competitive Exhibition of California Artists, Los Angeles, California, May, 1937 (Portrait of Eleanor Merriam titled Gesture)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Exhibition of Twenty Paintings by Twenty California Painters, Desert Inn Gallery, Palm Springs, California, April 1937 (Lukits' work Reminiscence exhibited with Dixon, Puthuff, Braun, Pelton)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Tonal Impressionism, Los Angeles Art Association Gallery, Los Angeles Public Library, June, 1937 (Show with Lukits, Frank Tenney Johnson, Alson Clark)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Women's City Club of Long Beach, (Small group show with Jack Smith, Frank Tenney Johnson, Edgar Payne, Lukits exhibited "Gesture, Gordon Smith portrait)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, Friday Morning Club, October, 1937 (Lukits lectured with Willy Pogany and Frank Tenney Johnson on topic of Old Master Painting)
- 1937 - Solo Exhibition, Lukits Studio, Los Angeles, California, November 4, 1937 (Exhibition and unveiling of Laura June Williams portrait)
- 1937 - Group Exhibition, October Ebell Salon Exhibition, October, 1937 (Lukits exhibits with Kosa Jr., Schuster, Warner, Borg, Tenney Johnson, Parshall)
- 1938 - Group Exhibition, 11th Annual Purchase Prize Exhibition, Gardena High School, April 19-May 4, 1938 (Lukits exhibits Spring Symphony with Fechin, Dixon, Wendt Payne)
- 1938 - Solo Exhibition, Ken-Mar Salon, Hollywood, California, April 25, 1938 (Exhibition of Lukits portraits in conjunction with musical event)
- 1938 - Group Exhibition, Ebell Salon of Art, Ninth Competitive Exhibition of California Artists, Los Angeles, May 1938 (Exhibited Kurtzworth Portrait with Payne, Wendt etc.)
- 1938 - Solo Exhibition, Theodore Lukits, Women's Club of Hollywood, Hollywood, California, April 24- May 1, 1938 (Unveiled Kurtzworth Portrait and showed 25 other works)
- 1939 - Group Exhibition, Portraits, Ebell Salon of Art, Ebell Club, Los Angeles, California, March, 1939 (Exhibited Portrait with Von Schneidau, Foster, Bensco, Rich, Foster)
- 1939 - Group Exhibition, 21st Annual Exhibition, Laguna Beach Art Association, August 8–9, 1939 (Lukits exhibited with Smith, Puthuff, Harris, Procter, Brandt, Warner)
- 1942 - Group Exhibition, Annual Exhibition, Painters and Sculptors Club of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California (Won First Prize for Gesture)
- 1950 - Group Exhibition, Tri-Club Exhibition, Painters and Sculptors Club, Women Painters of the West, Artists of the Southwest, Greek Theatre, (Lukits judged and exhibited Mother and Daughter Portrait)
- 1952 - Group Exhibition, Tri-Club Exhibition, Painters and Sculptors Club, Women Painters of the West, Artists of the Southwest, Greek Theatre, (Lukits was H.C., Exhibited Untitled Portrait)
- 1953 - Group Exhibition, Tri-Club Exhibition, Painters and Sculptors Club, S.F.V. Professional Artists Guild, Artists of the Southwest, Greek Theatre, (Lukits Exhibited Spirit of the Missions with A.S.)
- 1953 - Group Exhibition, San Fernando Professional Artists Guild, May 1–31, 1953, Sherman Oaks Galleries, Los Angeles, California
- 1962 - Group Exhibition, Tri-Club Exhibition, Painters and Sculptors Club, Women Painters of the West, Artists of the Southwest, Greek Theatre, (Lukits judged, was H.C., Exhibited Demonstration Sketch)
- 1991 - Solo Exhibition, Pastels of Theodore Lukits, Carnegie Museum, Oxnard, California, March 15-May 6, 1991 (Extensive Collection of works from the Jonathan Foundation Collection, also students)
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