• Public art commission
  Zhongtian Centre, Hangzhou, China
  One of five panels.  Total install 2m H x 7m W
  (photo is taken in Beijing workshop)

• Public art commission
  Qingdao, China
  Ceiling hanging sculpture made for public building
  (photo is taken in Beijing workshop)

• Double Peel
  Exhibition at Stella Downer Fine Art gallery
  2 Danks Street, Waterloo, NSW
  May 20 - June 24, 2008

• From Mao to Now
  Armory Gallery, Sydney Olympic Park,
  Image: Red Peel, brass and baked enamel
  July - September, 2008

• Green Peel is a finalist of the Wynn Prize 2007
  at the Art Gallery of New South Wales 
  March 3 - May 13 2007

• Peeled World 1,2,3 is short-listed for 
  the Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award 2007
  exhibited in the gardens of Werribee Park, Melbourne
  March 1 - May 27 2007

• Peeled Lives - Sculptures from Beijing
  Solo exhibition at Stella Downer Fine Art gallery
  2 Danks Street Waterloo, NSW
  January 17 - February 17 2007

• Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi
  November 2006
   
• Willoughby City Art Prize, Sydney
  The winner of 3D Open Prize
    
• Peeled Lives, solo exhibition
  Stella Downer Fine Art at Depot II Gallery
  July 11 - July 15 2006

• Peeled Lives, solo exhibition  
  Red Gate Gallery,798 District, Dashanzi ,
  Beijing , China
  April 2006

• New Concrete Works, solo exhibition
  Sculpture Lab, Lane Cove
  

• New Concrete Works, solo exhibition  
  Stella   Downer   Fine   Art   Gallery , 
  2 Danks Street , Waterloo, NSW
  October 18 - November 19 2005
   

Image on the left: Sliced Wall, material: concrete,
size: 180cm H x 240cm W x 90cm D

• Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi,
  October - November 2004

Rae Bolotin's sculpture Apple Totem was selected for the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition that was staged along the coastal walk from Bondi to Tamarama. Sculpture by the Sea featured 112 artists selected from over 600 submissions from 30 different countries.

Rae also had 2 works in the Sculpture Inside exhibition staged at the Bondi Pavilion in parallel with Sculpture by the Sea

• New works, New thoughts, Concrete Meanings,  
  October 2004

Solo exhibition by Rae Bolotin was held in The Sculpture LabPublic talks during the exhibition were given by Michael Hedger (curator, author of Public Sculpture in Australia), Michael Snape (Sculptor), Tim Barnes (Director, Balcony Gardens); Stella Downer interviewed Rae Bolotin.

• Carved Dance - cross-art performance

• Sculpture in the Vines 2, Hunter Valley,
  March - May 2004

Two of Rae Bolotin's sculptures took part in Sculpture in the Vines exhibition in Hunter Valley: Peeled Apple was displayed in Tallavera Grove (Mount View Road) and Apple Totem was exhibited in Stonehurst Cedar Creek (Wollombi Road)

• Sculpture 2004, Stella Downer Fine Art,
  January 2004

In the article This is a bust (SMH, Metro, January 23-29, 2004) Dominique Angeloro wrote: "Rae Bolotin's concrete sculptures Peeled Apple 2 and 3 at Stella Downer Fine Art are also in a state of material undress. Long pieces of red peel curl down the side of a plinth as if the apples have been caught in mid striptease".

• Concrete Cider, Sculpture Lab, September,
  October 2003

Rae Bolotin's works were situated in her garden (the Sculpture Lab) designed by award winning landscape architect Jon Shinkfield.

Free public talks, by different speakers, were held in the Sculpture Lab during the period of exhibition:

• Stella Downer: Rae Bolotin in the context of contemporary sculpture
• Jon Shinkfield: By definition - the lab, the gallery, the garden
• Axel Arnot of Sculpture by the Sea: Works in landscape
• Stella Downer:The art of collecting - sculpture
• Rae Bolotin: Why apples?

• Travel: Spain, December 2003 - January 2004

• Sculpture from the Sea, Manly Art Gallery and Museum, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, Campbelltown City Bicentennial Art Gallery, October 2003 

Rae Bolotin's 1.8m high concrete sculpture Refugee took part in Sculpture from the Sea travelling exhibition around regional galleries.

• Sculpture in the Vines, Hunter Valley, NSW,
  March - April 2003

Refugee took part in Sculpture in the Vines, 8th Hunter Valley Harvest Festival. It was placed in Cedar Creek Winery for the period of two months. This exhibition had been curated by Stella Downer.

Left image - Refugee is ready for travel.

• The Age of Concrete, Soho Galleries, Sydney,
  April - May 2002

Ashley Hay wrote: "...the first exhibition where concrete is both what the sculptures are made from and an ongoing metaphor..." (Visual Arts, The Bulletin, May 7, 2002)

• The Woollahra Sculpture Prize 2002

Zebra Skull's Reflection was selected for the finals of the Woollahra Sculpture Prize

• The Sculpture in the City, Martin Place,
  September 2002

Refugee was installed on Martin Place, Sydney from 16th till 28th of September 2002 as a part of the Sculpture in the City exhibition curated by Stella Downer. Estimated 100 000 people a week passed through.

• 6" Miniature Sculpture Show, Defiance Gallery

Memory of Uzbekistan was exhibited in 6" Miniature Sculpture Show in Defiance Gallery Sydney and was acquired to be a part of the Lady Ethel Nock Sculpture Collection

• Travel: France, October 2002