The artist’s artwork is part of several private and public collections worldwide including the Saatchi Gallery in London, the Wessex Fine Art Collection at the historic Longleat House and the Clifton Hotels art chain in England own a number of artwork in England as well as the permanent collections of the Leopoldo Flores Museum of Contemporary Art in Mexico.
During and after the Pandemic the artist decided to concentrate on creating artwork rather then exhibiting while showing solely at a distance. The most recent exhibition of artist has shown a series of drawings dedicated to ballet. Below there is a list of some exhibitions but it is far from complete:
The Edge of Heaven series, inspired by Icelandic landscape and poetry:
2018 – solo exhibition at the Zelenogorsk Galleries, Saint-Petersburg, Russia
2015 – solo exhibition at The Grain House Galleries in Bristol, England
Nothingness Reins, 2013 Iceland
A Winter Day, 2013 Reykjavik
Exhibition in Kunstverein ZeitKunst Gallery 2013
Baden Baden, Germany, December 2013 to January 2014
Kunstverein Gallery, Baden-Baden
El Sol del Medianoche, Nov 2013 – Jan 2014
Solo exhibition of original print series ‘El Sol de Medianoche‘ at the contemporary Fine Art Museum Leopoldo Flores (MULF) in Mexico was sponsored by the museum and local administration and followed by the artwork acquired into the Museum’s permanent collection.
The Leopoldo Flores Museum of Contemporary Art, Mexico
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Alicia Gutierrez Romo the Director of MULF opened the exhibition in November 2013
The Gardens of Paradise, 2013
Exhibition of digital inkjet prints at the Byzantium in the UK, 2013
Series of ‘Flowers of Paradise’ exhibition of original prints Katalina S’Bath exhibited at the Byzantium Galleries, England. March – September 2013
Showing original artwork at the Byzanthium
Midnight Sun, 2013
Exhibition of inkjet prints, video and mini-art at the Square Gallery, Bristol Spring 2013
A show of original prints by Katalina at The Square Cub Galleries in Bristol from the 18 April to 10 June 2013 was curated by Nicol Phillips.
Press Review, ‘Clifton Life’ 2013:
“The Midnight Sun emerges as the first digital print series by the artist. The images are based on the artist’s city-scapes of Nordic cities where the sun doesn’t set; seeking to reveal the magical within through intuitive, casual and coincidental glimpses. The visual style of the series has been developed into a language which goes beneath the aesthetic, in order to evoke a world of dreams, feeling and associations.”
Accession 2012 – online show
An exhibition of digital art organised and curated by the Petropolis Art Gallery and the international art and literature project ‘Pulse of Time’. The critiques of the exhibition wrote:
The Press – ‘Pulse of Time’:
“This series of photographs by Katalina S’Bath forms a unified entity. The key artwork in the series is the one on which is a demonstratively empty garden bench in eternal lilac twilight – as the sign of lack of a human presence in this world. The soul is looking through colour glass of the heavenly stained-glass in the the garden of eternally flowering life where the branches of trees are heavy with never withering flowers of secret scents.“
Insomnia 2011
A solo exhibition of fifty original digital prints was held at the International Federation of Artists’, IFA in November 2011.
The art show’s curator, V. Kuryadsky, wrote:
“The city is seen by the artist as though through glittering view: fresh impressions, compositions containing inter-ralations of meaningful as well as coincidental details. Quick glances in different directions. A kaleidoscope, a mosaic of reflections in water and glass. Water, air, river and open spaces, great lettering on windows. The sky and heaven broken up by electric transmission lines. The night time stillness of the Summer Gardens, fragments of buildings shown in dizzy angels, the magic of evenings and the disquiet of sunsets. The quintessence of the show is in the self-portrait of the artist herself. Sharp angel of the head, a wave of hair falling down freely, impetuosity, readiness for action, concentration, astute yet simultaneously dreaming and lively glance. This series of photographs is a revealed restless and dreaming spirit of the artist.
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DIALOGUES – INTERNATIONAL BIENNALE OF CONTEMPORARY ART
August – September 2010, The Manege Central Exhibition Hall, Saint-Petersburg, Russia
The Manage Exhibition Halls
Showing at Manege, St Petersburg, August-September 2011 by invitation in the 10th Biennale of Contemporary Art ‘Dialogues‘ at the Manege Central Exhibition Hall of Saint Petersburg. Screen-prints from the ‘Film’ and the ‘Time’ Series.
The Globe Media Centre, Hay-onWhy, Wales 2009
Solo Exhibition of paintings was held at the Globe Media Centre in Hay-on-Why during the Literature Festival. Original pairings exhibited included ‘Eternal Sea Symphony‘, ‘Eye of Heaven‘, ‘The Winds Lay Down‘ and ‘Explosion‘ (oil on canvas) and ‘Explosion‘ (mixed techniques).
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The Spring Exhibition, The Square 2008
The annual exhibition of art at The Square Galleries in Bristol: paintings, prints, enamel, textile and video-art.
‘Metamorphosis’ – St Georges Brandon Hill, 2008
Solo exhibition of pairings and prints at St Georges Brandon Hill, Galleries, Bristol, UK
St Georges, Bristol, UK
images of paintings exhibited at the Metamorphosis show
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British National Print Biennale 2000
Showing original prints from the Orlando and Time series at Spike Island Studios, Bristol, England
The Orlando original screen-print series taking part in the British National Biennale
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Paradise 2000
Exhibition of paintings, The Royal Art Collection, International Art Fair 2000, Dubai
Three parings were commissioned by the Royal Art Collection for their show ‘Paradise’ in Dubai, UAE
Paintings commissioned by the Royal Art Collection
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The Window 1998
Exhibition of paintings, Reggio Gallery, New York, USA
Paintings from the ‘Elements‘ series were exhibited in the Manhattan Reggio Gallery.
Water, original pairing, 140x 170 cm, mixed technique on canvas
KATALINA S'BATH - ARTIST 
