Exhibitions:
“Klenzeana, Arnoldi-Livie Gallerie, Munich, May/June 2017
“A Sentimental Journey”, Plus One Gallery, November 2016
“Grand Unveiling”, Great Maytham Hall, September 2016
“A Different Perspective”, Belgravia Gallery, June/July 2015
“Wine work”, Belgravia Gallery, March 2015
“Metiendo Vivendum, a Tribute to Sir Edwin Lutyens”, Plus One Gallery, July 2014
“Eat, Paint, Sleep”, Plus One Gallery, June 2011
“Ornament and Crime”, The Digby Gallery, Colchester, June 2008
“Verismo”, Plus One Gallery, London, November 2007
“Carl Laubin: Elegos”, Castle Howard, York, 31 August-4November 2007
“Strong Reason and Good Fancy”, Plus One Gallery, London, November 2004.
“Classic Romantic Modern”, Plus One Gallery, London, October 2003.
“Stone Guests”, Riverhouse Gallery, Walton on Thames, July 2003.
Lloyd’s of London, September 2002.
Plus One Plus Two Gallery, London , June 2002.
“Work in Progress”, The Gallery, 77 Cowcross Street, London 2001.
Ersis Gallery, Athens, 2000.
The Hellenic Centre, London, 1998.
Wigmore Fine Arts, London, 1997.
Sotheby’s, Johannesburg and Vergelegen Estate, Capetown, 1992.
Phillips Manor House, Hitchin, First Hitchin Festival, 1991.
Cylinder Gallery, Great Russell Street, London, 1983.
Selected Group Exhibitions:
Two works selected for the Columbia Threadneedle Prize exhibition 2018, Figurative Art Today to be held at the Mall Galleries in February 2018
“Views; The Star and Garter in its Setting, The Star and Garter, Richmond, April/May 2017
Persterer Fine Art, Zurich, 2017
“Images of St. Paul’s in the 21st Century”, St Paul’s Cathedral, 2010.
“Celebrating Palladio”, Plus One Gallery, 2008 (curated and exhibited).
“The Classical Spirit”, with David Ligare and Edward Schmidt, Plus One Gallery, 2006.
“Artists’ Kew”; Messum’s, Cork Street and Kew Gardens Gallery. Invited exhibition and accompanying book (cover), 2006.
“The View, an Exhibition about Richmond Hill”, invited exhibition and accompanying book (cover), 2003.
“The Urban Scene”, Gallery 27, Cork Street, London, February 2003.
“Architecture Three Ways”, Riverhouse Gallery, Walton on Thames, 2002.
Hunting Art Awards, Royal College of Art, 2002.
“Creative Quarters, the Art World in London 1700-2000”, Museum of London, 2001.
Phillips of Hitchin, with Andrew Ingamells and Clarissa Upchurch, 2000.
“Londinium to London”, an Exhibition of Paintings by Fourteen Contemporary Artists at A.T. Kearney, London, Autumn 1999.
Photographic Exhibition, The Changing Face of London,Wordsearch, Photograph of The Royal Opera House, commended, 1998.
“La Ville Moderne en Europe”, Organized by the Centre Pompidou in Tokyo, 1996.
“A Vision of Europe”, Bologna, 1992.
“Chateaux Bordeaux”, Three paintings commissioned for the exhibition at Centre Pompidou in Paris and travelling to Bordeaux, Lausanne, Frankfurt, Oporto, Seville, 1987-89.
“A Vision of Britain”, V&A, 1989.
Various Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions from 1979, and Press Award 1981.
National Trust Exhibitions: Thos. Agnew, 1987; Petworth, 1988; Christies, 1995; Royal Academy, 1996.
Work included in group exhibitions at Piccadilly Gallery, Usiskin Gallery, Mistral Gallery, Waterman Fine Art.