2022
25th International Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists, Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center, Bronx, New York

Ongoing – Gallery Artist, Fog Forest Gallery, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada | Plein Air paintings of flowers and landscapes

2020
Artists for Conservation, International Exhibit of Nature in Art, Arizona Sonora Desert Museum | Artists for Conservation (AFC), is a Canadian based international non-profit which represents over 500 artists, each committed to conservation, from 30 countries. Many of the world’s most recognized names in the field of nature and wildlife art are actively involved.

2019
Artists for Conservation International Exhibit of Nature in Art, VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver, British Columbia
From the Ground Up! Ottawa Society of Botanical Artists, Trinity Art Gallery, Shenkman Centre, Ottawa
Stafford Studios Open House, Nepean Creative Arts Centre, Ottawa
Ottawa |An  eclectic  group of art makers invite the public to view their art and talk shop.

2018
Art of the Plant, Canadian Museum of Nature, Stone Wall Gallery, Ottawa | Art of the Plant was Canada’s contribution to Botanical Art Worldwide, an international exhibit collaboration in which 25 countries concurrently presented art exhibitions about their region’s native plants.
Plant Portraits: Native Plants of Canada, Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, Ottawa | Organized by the Ottawa Society of Botanical Artists, this exhibition featured many regional native plants.

2016
19th International Juried Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists, New York Design Centre, Manhattan
Beauty of Botanicals, Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Botanical Art, OA Gallery, St. Louis, Missouri

2014
Flos et Bestiola, Presbytère Saint-Nicolas Centre de diffusion des arts et du patrimoine, Saint-Nicolas, Quebec

2013
16th International Juried Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists at the Horticultural Society of New York, Manhattan
Art Renewal Centre International Salon, Juried Exhibition, Finalist in Still Life Category
The Richeson 75 International, Still Life & Floral Juried Exhibition, Finalist

2012
15th International Juried Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists at the Horticultural Society of New York, Manhattan
Figureworks, St. Brigid’s Centre for the Arts, Ottawa, Juried
Plant Portraits: The botanical world through the eyes of artists, Trinity Art Gallery, Shenkman Arts Centre, Ottawa

2011
14th International Juried Exhibition of Botanical Art, American Society of Botanical Artists at the Horticultural Society of New York, Manhattan
Art Renewal Centre International Salon, Juried, Finalist in Still Life Category
Figureworks, Orange Art Gallery, Ottawa

2010
13th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration, Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Botanical Artists of Canada Juried Exhibition, Papermill Gallery, Toronto
Figureworks, Rothwell Gallery, Ottawa

2009
Homage, Cube Gallery, Ottawa

2008
Canada Blooms Juried Botanical Art Exhibition, Toronto | Featured Artist

2007
What is Botanical Art? A Showcase of Contemporary Work, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto

Exhibition Comments
19th International, American Society of Botanical Artists, 
I can’t let the year end without telling you how very impressed I was by your Water Lettuce at the NY Hort-ASBA Exhibition (2016). At the opening, I was standing halfway back in the room, and it looked so absolutely three dimensional I couldn’t believe it was a two dimensional work.  It was fascinating to hear you talk about how you had slowly built up that effect. I congratulate you on your achievement.
Diane Bouchier, Founder, American Society of Botanical Artists

16th International, American Society of Botanical Artists
The show jurors, Pat Jonas and Jessica Tcherepnine did a walkthrough and commented on some of the pieces they found interesting. They only mentioned a few and yours was one of them because the technique was unique and because of how much you said in a small work.
Myra Sourkes, Board Director, American Society of Botanical Artists

16th International, American Society of Botanical Artists
I want to congratulate you on ASBA’s recognition of your stunning garlic painting. It really is an image that sticks in the mind and is such a great example of exploring ‘beyond the representational’.
Ros Allchin, Botanical Artist, Ottawa

Plant Portraits, Trinity Art Gallery, Shenkman Arts Centre, Ottawa
As a botanist I can only say that you have an exquisite eye and as an artist, I will say that you are simply amazing. Such great skill …
Hilde Lambretchs, Founder of Figureworks Art Exhibitions, Ottawa