May 2008, Pibal will have a solo exhibit at Max Protetch Gallery, NYC.

Fall 2007, Pibal will be included in numerous group shows including:

• dePury and Luxembourg, Zurich, Switzerland — Evidence: Painting as Fact – Fact as Fiction (organized by Jutta Nixdorf and Robert Nickas)
• Millennium Galleries, Sheffield, UK — Abstraction – Extracting From Reality (organized by David Thorp)
• Geoffery Young Gallery, Great Barrington, MA — Aphrodite - KK Kozik, Blaze Laper, Ann Pibal
• Nüans, Dusseldorf — Turtle, An Anarchic Salon (organized by Michael H. Shamburg)
• Art News Projects, Berlin — Pierogi Flatfiling (organized by Joe Amrhein and Leif Magne Tangen)
• American Academy of Arts and Letters — 2007 Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts

October 2006, Pibal will be included in a group show at Bernard Toale Gallery for the The Boston Drawing Project. Curated by Shawn Hill, this show is titled: The Place. Coming in May 2007, she will be included in a show at Paula Cooper Gallery entitled: An On Going Low-Grade Mystery.

Fall 2005, Ann Pibal was included in PS1/MOMA’s large scale exhibition of emerging artists, Greater New York 2005. In October, she was included in PS1/MOMA’s exhibition, The Painted World, curated by Bob Nickas, which highlighted abstract artists from the 1950s to present. She was also in a group show at Jessica Murray Projects titled, Suggestion, Belief, Emptiness.

Bennington magazine, May 2005: Jessica Murray Projects in NYC hosted a solo exhibition of paintings by Pibal entitled “FLEX,” which featured intimately scaled abstractions on thin aluminum panels.

In February 2004, Pibal was in residence at Yaddo in Saratoga Springs, NY. In May 2004, she exhibited a small group of paintings at Pierogi Gallery in Brooklyn. Her work was also included in “About Painting,” an exhibition at the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY.