International Art Expositions

• 2018 Art Expo New York (USA)
• 2017 Art Basel 1.0, Basel (Switzerland)
• 2017 Parallax Art Fair, London (England)

Retrospective Exhibitions

• 2017 Ruhr-Gallery, Mülheim an der Ruhr (Germany)
• 2012 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1996 Budapest (Hungary)
• 1993 Szentendre (Hungary)
  

Paintings in Public Collections

• Nishida Museum – Toyama Unasuki (Japan)
• Ethnographical Museum – Frankfurt (Germany)
• Historical Museum – Budapest (Hungary)
• Hungarian Cultural Institution – Budapest (Hungary)
• Ethnographical Museum – Budapest (Hungary)
• Ministry of National Cultural Inheritance – Budapest (Hungary)
• Ministry of Finance – Budapest (Hungary)
• Andras Josa Museum – Nyíregyháza (Hungary)
• Adam Vay Museum – Vaja(Hungary)
• Retbo Museum – Kisvárda (Hungary)
• Telki Hungarian House – Nagybánya (Hungary)
  

Paintings in Private Collections

Hungary, Romania, Germany, Greece, Serbia, Israel, England, Belgium, Austria, Poland, Russia, Japan, USA, Canada, Australia, Italy, France, Slovakia, Netherlands, Norway, Ukraine, Switzerland

Constant Exhibition

2005-2012 Myticism Gallery, Debrecen(Hungary)

David with two of his daughters at Parallax Art Fair in London, July 2017.

SOLO Exhibitions

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• 2019 Gallery Steiner, 'Color-Magic', Vienna (Austria)
• 2019 Cleo's Creations, Hulen Mall, Fort Worth (USA)
  

• 2018, October 5-26, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, 'Immortal Beauty', Fort Worth (USA)

• 2017, December 7-31, Funky Town Arts Lounge, Fort Worth (USA)
• 2017 Ruhr-Gallery, Mülheim an der Ruhr (Germany)
• 2017 Schollbrockhaus, Herne (Germany)
• 2017 Max-Planck Insitute for Coal Research, Mülheim an der Ruhr (Germany)
• 2016 Affenhack Studios, Herne (Germany)
• 2015 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 2013 Debrecen, Hajdúszoboszló (Hungary)
• 2012 Nyíregyháza (Hungary)
• 2011 Barcelona (Spain), Toronto (Canada)
• 2010 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 2009 Budapest, Sátoraljaújhely, Balatonföldvár (Hungary)
• 2008 Nyíregyháza, Érd, Debrecen (Hungary)
• 2007 Venice (Italy)
• 2006 Fehérgyarmat, Debrecen (Hungary)
• 2005 Nagyrábé (Hungary)
• 2004 Debrecen, Nagykálló (Hungary)
• 2003 Debrecen, Budapest, Nyíregyháza, (Hungary), Nagybánya (Romania),
• 2002 Debrecen, Püspökladány (Hungary)
• 2001 Zebegény (Hungary), Gersfeld (Germany)
• 2000 Tilburg (Holland), Putnok (Hungary)
• 1999 Pétervására, Hajdúszoboszló, Nyíregyháza, Füzesabony, Verpelét, Eger, Kisvárda, Balatonfüred, Vásárosnamény, Fehérgyarmat, Hajdúhadház, Baktalórántháza (Hungary)
• 1998 Debrecen, Nagykálló, Nyíregyháza, Baja (Hungary)
• 1997 Berettyóújfalu, Vác (Hungary)
• 1996 Szekszárd (Hungary)
• 1995 Nyíradony, Debrecen, Nyírábrány (Hungary)
• 1994 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1992 Hosszúpályi (Hungary)
• 1991 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1989 Singen (Germany), Schwenningen (Germany)
• 1988 Konstanz (Germany)
• 1986 Budapest (Hungary)
• 1983 Szentendre (Hungary)
• 1982 Tata (Hungary)
• 1981 Tatabánya, Budapest (Hungary)
• 1980 Nagykálló, Fehérgyarmat, Baktalórántháza, Sátoraljaújhely, Nyíregyháza (Hungary)
• 1979 Budapest, Hajdúhadház (Hungary)

GROUP Exhibitions

• 2015 Budapest, Szentendre, Debrecen, Tokaj (Hungary)
• 2011 Toronto (Canada)
• 2009 Budapest (Hungary), Gersfeld (Germany)
• 2008 Balatonszemes, Fót (Hungary), Beijing (China)
• 2006 Debrecen, Tokaj (Hungary)
• 2005 Budapest, Debrecen, Hévíz, Nyíregyháza (Hungary), Hannover (Germany)
• 2003 Budapest, Hévíz (Hungary)
• 2002 Debrecen, Nyíregyháza (Hungary)
• 2001 Debrecen, Nyíregyháza (Hungary)
• 2000 Debrecen (Hungary), New York (USA), Gent (Belgium)
• 1999 Nyíregyháza, Debrecen, Debrecen, Budapest, Vaja (Hungary), Gent (Belgium), Tel Aviv (Israel)
• 1998 Budapest (Hungary), New York (USA)
• 1997 Nyíregyháza, Vác, Budapest (Hungary), Tokyo, Tigs (Japan)
• 1996 Tokyo, Niigata (Japan), Sátoraljaújhely, Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1995 Budapest (Hungary)
• 1994 Travelling exhibition: New York, New Brunswick, Washington, Philadelphia (USA), Gent (Belgium), Bremen (Germany)
• 1993 Travelling exhibition: New Brunswick (USA), Kobe, Toyoma Unasuki, Hukuoka (Japan)
• 1992 Travelling exhibition: Sapporo, Tokyo, Nagoya (Japan)
• 1983 Budapest (Hungary), Paris (France)
• 1980 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1979 Budapest, Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1978 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1977 Debrecen (Hungary)
• 1976 Debrecen (Hungary)