2010, September and October, Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia, PA, "14 Years In: Revisiting Life-Sentenced Women" funded by the Leeway Foundation "Art and Change" Grant.
2006, September 8-October 31, Delaware Center for Horticulture, Wilmington, Delaware, Reverse Glass Paintings.
2004, July 19-August 15, Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia, PA, Reverse Glass Paintings.
2001, October-December, Bucknell University, Samek Art Gallery, Lewisburg, PA, “Portraits of Life-Sentenced Women”, a decade of portraits.
1999, Delaware Center for Horticulture sponsored by Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, Wilmington DE, Reverse Glass Paintings.
1994, Philadelphia City Hall Courtyard, “I Face Myself/I Face You”, a tent installation with walls as portraits of life-sentenced women with their voices.
1993, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, lecture and slide exhibition of portraits of life-sentenced women.
Group Exhibitions, partial listing:
1995, “Art and the Law”, portrait of life-sentenced Sherri Robinson, West Publishing Annual Exhibition, traveling nationally with the American Bar Conventions. The painting was selected for publication in the ABA Journal.
1991, July-August, Moore College of Art, Levy Gallery, “Doing Life”, Portraits and self-portraits of men and women serving life-sentences at SCI Muncy and SCI Graterford in Pennsylvania.
Grants and Awards, partial listing:
2009, June, Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant funding an exhibition of newly painted portraits to be exhibited at the Painted Bride Art Center.
2005, August, PA Council on the Arts Special Opportunity Stipend Funding Painted Bride Solo Exhibition.
2003, August, Leeway Foundation Window of Opportunity Award funding a hand made, hand painted tile mural of life-sentenced Rose Dinkins located at 44th and Locust Streets in West Philadelphia.
2001, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Special Opportunity Stipend funding apprenticeship with ceramist Bernadette Currin.
2000, The Leeway Foundation Window of Opportunity Award and the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program funding study with majolica ceramist Joyce Nagata and the installation of a majolica tile portrait of life-sentenced Cyd Berger located at 3rd and Poplar in Northern Liberties in Philadelphia.
1998, Puffin Foundation funding life-sentenced women portraits.
1994, New Forms Regional NEA Grant Program, sponsored by the Painted Bride Art Center, Womens Way Discretionary Fund, Bread and Roses Fund, supporting City Hall Courtyard Tent.
1992, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Individual Fellowship.