Lazarides, Eurotrash, Los Angeles, USA 2009, Tunnel 228, London, UK Antony Micallef participates in Tunnel 228, a show featuring over 20 artists and the theatre company Punchdrunk. A Metropolis-inspired exhibition with a mixture of art and live performance by actors. Located in the tunnels off Leake Street underneath Waterloo station and directed by Kevin Spacey. 2009, UN and Roddick Foundation, Journey, Washington Place, New York, USA 2009, Lazarides, Grow Up, London, UK 2008 -2009, Tate Britain, London, UK Antony Micallef along with Paula Rego and Mark Hearld were invited to take part in the 50th anniversary celebration of the famous Curwen Studios. To commemorate the occasion they exhibited a special limited edition lithograph print in the Tate Britain (Goodison Room). 2008, The Royal Academy GSK Contemporary, London, UK Antony Micallef was invited by the RA to take part in a group show showcasing new contemporary artists. Displaying 4 bronze nickel-plated 13 ft sculptures in the forecourt (Burlington Gardens). Parasite. Also displaying three meter square paintings inside the academy. 2008, Lazarides Pop-up, The Outsiders New York, New York, USA 2008, The Outsiders, Outsiders, London, UK 2007, Santa's Ghetto Bethlehem, Manger Square, Palestine Micallef participated in Santa's Ghetto in Bethlehem, a group show with over 30 international artists that raised almost $1 million to provide funding for local students attending Dar a-Kalima College, the only dedicated arts university in the Middle East. From this exhibition Micallef produced a body of work documenting his time spent behind the wall. 2006, Arcuate Arte Contemporaneo, Another Fucking Collective, Mexico 2006, National Portrait Gallery, Mystery Portrait Exhibition, London, UK 2005, ManHan Gallery, 44 Boards: Human Rights Coalition, Ohio, USA 2005, Alphabet Gallery, How I learned to Stop Working and Love the Bomb, London, UK 2005, Millenaris Park, Budapest, Hungary Micallef represented the UK in an international exhibition looking at urban counterculture. Micallef was invited by the directors of Millenaris Park, a government-funded arts organization to paint on a Trabant car, the icon of the communist era. 2006, 'Eyestorm', Milan, Italy Antony Micallef presents a sell-out solo exhibition in the heart of Milan, Italy. The exhibition showcases a series of specially commissioned limited edition lithograph prints. As well as being exhibited in Milan the prints were also on show at the British Embassy in Florence alongside Damien Hirst, Peter Blake, and Richard Davidson. 2004, A.D Gallery, California, USA 2000, The National Portrait Gallery, London, UK Antony Micallef