GALA Visual Arts’ first exhibition at Antiquarian's Delight with 23 artists represented.

Exhibitions at Zone One Gallery and Penguin Place Community Center showcased the works of over 30 artists.

Exhibition representing the work of 19 artists at Vox Populi Gallery

GALA sponsored 2 exhibitions: "Identities", curated by artist and critic Jeanne Nugent, held at the Levy Gallery,  Moore College of Art.  The works of 5 artists were featured in this exhibit.  The second show juried by gay artist Anthony P. Gorny , held at Zone One Gallery, included the work of 34 artists.  Attendance for those shows exceeded 1,000 people.

GALA hosted  exhibitions  at Vox Populi Gallery.    The exhibits were curated by Dr. Judith Stein, formerly of the Morris Gallery of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA ), and photographer David Lebe.

The High Wire Gallery and Nexus Gallery hosted GALA’s annual exhibition, which was curated by Rochelle Toner, Dean of Tyler School of Art.

The annual GALA exhibition was juried by PAFA  Professor of Sculpture Tony Visco. In addition , Drexel University invited GALA to exhibit work on the Drexel University campus, as part of their community outreach program .

GALA invited all alumni of previous shows to an invitational exhibition at the High Wire Gallery. This show featured the work of 25 artists.

GALA’s annual exhibitions have all been held at the High Wire Gallery. The 1999  exhibition was dedicated to the memory of Matthew Shepard.

GALA’s millennium exhibition, entitled " 2000 Queers", was held at the High Wire Gallery in Old City Philadelphia.