| 1983 |
Spends four months in Sussex and tours southern England.
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| 1984 |
Dalpra begins his year-long travels, which take him round the globe. During the next 19 years he spends summer in Italy at Fattoria il Poggio, where an Italian collector puts a spacious studio at his disposal.
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| 1985 |
Trip to Spain and North Africa. Spends several months in Morocco and then travels to France, where he spends three months in Paris. |
| 1986 |
The French mime Marcel Marceau invites him to spend some months in the South of France, where he presents his works in an exhibition at the Festival de Dance in Cahors. |
| 1988 |
He spends several months in Berlin and travels throughout Europe. |
| 1989 |
Trip to Australia; spends some months in Sydney and tours throughout the country. Start of his collaboration with the Sherman Gallery. |
| 1994 |
After a successful collaboration and exhibitions in Japan, Dalpra decides to leave the galleries in the USA and Asia and returns to Vienna. |
| 1995 |
At the same time, he is invited by the Paul Greenaway Gallery in Adelaide to put on an exhibition. |
| 1997 |
Spends several months in Indonesia and Australia. Invitation to Brazil, where he spends some months in Rio de Janeiro in an artist-in-residence programme. Meets Richard Serra. |
| 1998 |
In Ubud he starts working on his first sculptures in wood and rents a workshop in Mas, where his work shows exciting progress during the subsequent years. |
| 1999 |
Spends several months in Italy and in autumn embarks on a journey to India. |
| 2000 |
Stays in India for several months. Produces 30 large-format pictures in a small studio in Anjuna, a village in Goa. |
| 2002 |
Spends several months in India and Indonesia, where he finishes his first 28 sculptures in wood. |
| 2004 |
Builds his house and studio in Anjuna. In the following years this becomes a favourite meeting point where many friends and artists stay, among them Jakob Gasteiger, Erwin Wurm, Richard Kaplenig, Eva Wagner, Klaus Spiess and Max Boehme, to name only a few. |
| 2006 |
Starts working for the first time with bronze. |
| 2007 |
Trip to India, Asia and Indonesia; he produces 17 bronze figures. |
| 2008 |
Several months’ sojourn in India; meets the graffiti artist Banksy on the beach. Their friendship lasts a month, then Banksy disappears into anonymity once more. Dalpra finishes seven large bronze objects and has them shipped to Vienna. |
| 2009 |
Once again spends several months in India and Indonesia; works on new options for treating the surface of his sculptures. |
| 2010 |
Production of his first high-gloss sculptures. His works are covered with multiple layers of lacquer after being cast. The start of a decisive turnaround in his career. |
| 2011 |
Trip to Thailand, Indonesia and finally Australia; opening of his exhibition with sack sculptures and pictures in the Paul Greenaway Gallery. |
| 2012 |
Opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Eva Wild Gallery. Trip to Indonesia; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Gans Gallery and Kunsthaus Wiesinger. |
| 2013 |
Opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Eva Wild Gallery; Presentation of his new books “ This is not the end” paintings and ”Transformasi”sculptures; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Arthouse Gallery; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Sikoronja Gallery; opening of his exhibition with sculptures in the Artpark, Villa Bulfon with Lisabird Gallery; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Gans Gallery; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in the Gans Gallery; |
| 2014 |
Opening at Trierenberg ART with sculptures and pictures in Traun; opening with his exhibition with sculptures and pictures in Feldkirch and at the Art Dornbirn with Arthouse Gallery; first presentation of his work in London for the winter show at Albemarle Gallery;
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2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
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Presentation of his work in Miami at the Art Miami Beach; first solo show at Albemarle in London; opening of his exhibition in the Gallery Gans; opening of his exhibition with sculptures and paintings in the Antiquehof Gallery Figl; temporary end of his travels.
Travels to Indonesia to finish his commission of four large sculptures for Croma, Klosterneuburg, Austria; Finishes his commission of three large sculptures for "Harmony of the Seas", the world's largest passenger cruise ship; Presentation of his work at Art Austria, Vienna; Preparation for his exhibitions at Galerie Gans and Cselley Mühle in Austria; Travels to Mallorca to get a commission for two sculptures; Preparation for a new trip to Asia at the end of 2016.
Presentation of sculptures and paintings at Gallery Hametner in Stoob, Austria; Exhibition of Sculptures at Gallery Gans, Austria; Presentation of sculptures at Gallery Barbara Paul-Zittlau; Ravensburg, Germany; “Fundati” presentation of sculptures at Villa Falkenhorst, Austria; “Workaholic” presentation of new paintings at Apostelhof; Austria; Wintershow at Jedlitschka Gallery, Zürich, Swizerland;
Groupshow; Paintings and Sculptures at Jedlitschka Gallery, Zürich, Swizerland;
Soloexhibition, Galerie Gans, Vienna, Österreich; “The arrival of the Dalpras “, Wohninvest, Vienna, Austria; Exhibtion at Parallel art fair, Galerie Gans, Vienna, Austria; Sculpture exhibition at Fair for Art, Vienna, Austria; “Be Inspired” Soloexhibition Galerie Gans, Kronus; "Art und Antique" exhibition, Galerie Artecont, Vienna, Austria;
Paintings and sculpture exhibition with Galerie Gans at Art Karlsruhe Art fair, Karlsruhe, Germany; Soloshow at Galerie Heimo Bachlechner, Graz, Austria; Paintings and drawings at Galerie Hametner, Stoob, Austria; "Sculpturegarden" Groupexhibition at Galerie Jedlitschka, Zürich, Switzerland; Exhibition of paintings and sculptures at Museum Angerlehner, Thalheim, Austria; Groupexhibition "Artinsolite", Teatro del Silencio, Bocelli, Italy; Soloshow with paintings and sculptures at Galerie Art Depot, Innsbruck, Austria;
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