• 1994–1996 — Honorary Fellowship and Research Grant, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music (Tokyo, Japan).
• International Art Fairs — Works showcased at major global contemporary art fairs, including Art Miami (USA), The Armory Show (New York, USA), and ARCO (Madrid, Spain).
• Selected Public and Institutional Collections — Artworks are held in permanent collections of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), the State Museum of Oriental Art (Moscow), the Shchusev State Museum of Architecture (MUAR), the Ekaterina Cultural Foundation (Moscow), the Novosibirsk State Art Museum, and the Fleming Bank Collection (London, UK).

The artist's works are held in major museum, corporate, and private collections worldwide:

• Novosibirsk State Art Museum
• Surgut Art Gallery
• "Ekaterina" Cultural Foundation, Moscow
• Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA)
• ABN AMRO Bank, Moscow
• Petrocommerce Bank, Moscow
• Fleming Bank, London, UK
• Private collections in Russia, Estonia, Japan, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, France, Israel, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Solo Exhibitions

• 2008 — "Forma Urbis", Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow
• 2006 — "Mechanical Life", Artplay Gallery, Moscow
• 2005 — "Yurt. Khakassia", Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow
• 2001–2002 — Artek Gallery, London, UK
• 1998 — The State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow
• 1997 — Manege Gallery, Moscow
• 1996 — Brocken Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
• 1995 — Kuso Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

Group Exhibitions (Selected)

• 2009 — "Weapons and Tools" (Collaborative project with B. Mamonov), PROEKT_FABRIKA, Moscow
• 2008 — Oskar Kokoschka Museum, 1st Prize in the "Graphic Art" category, Pöchlarn, Austria
• 2007 — Joint exhibition with A. Orlovsky within the framework of the Graphic Art Triennial, Russian Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia
• 2006 — "A Little Belgian Story" (Collaborative project with K. Meul, W. Rooms, A. Taguti, N. Zarovnaya), Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow
• 2005 — 26th Biennial of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana, Slovenia
• 2005 — Novosibirsk Biennial of Graphic Arts, Novosibirsk
• 2004 — Eurographics, Kraków, Poland
• 2003 — Art Novosibirsk, Novosibirsk
• 2003 — Art London (with Artek Gallery), London, UK
• 2002–2005 — "Inner Asia" Project, Novosibirsk State Art Gallery, Bishkek, Almaty, Tashkent, Novosibirsk, Surgut
• 2002–2006 — Art Moscow (with Vrublevskaya Gallery), Moscow
• 2002 — The Armory Photography Show (with Vrublevskaya Gallery), New York, USA
• 2001–2004 — "East-West-North-South" Project, Kino Gallery, Moscow
• 2001 — Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow
• 2000 — Art London (with Berkeley Square Gallery), London, UK
• 1998–2001 — Art Manege (with Manege Gallery), Moscow
• 1998 — ARCO (with Manege Gallery), Madrid, Spain
• 1997 — Kino Gallery, Moscow
• 1991 — Art Modern Gallery, Moscow
• 1989–1992 — Annual Group Exhibitions of Young Artists of Russia, Central House of Artists (CHA), Moscow

• 1996 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Exhibition catalogue. Brocken Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
• 1997 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Exhibition catalogue. Manege Gallery, Moscow.
• 1998 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Exhibition catalogue. The State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow.
• 2001–2002 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Exhibition catalogue. Artek Gallery, London, UK.
• 2005 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Yurt. Khakassia. Exhibition catalogue. Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow.
• 2006 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Mechanical Life. Exhibition catalogue. Artplay Gallery, Moscow.
• 2008 — Ekaterina Rozhkova. Forma Urbis. Exhibition catalogue. Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow.
• 2008 — Oskar Kokoschka Museum. 1st Prize in the "Graphics" Category. Catalogue. Pöchlarn, Austria.