Second Skin, group exhibition at Red Gate Gallery 12th to 17th April 2008, Brixton. With Alice Cunningham, Alexander Bates, Jacqueline Morreau, Lorna Griezot, Axelle Russo. An exhibition exploring the theme of clothing and notions of identity, the body and memories. visitors's comments: "A well balanced, interesting show." "Wonderful varied pieces." On So-Ha's work: "...loved the paintings of the pattern cuttings, they were awesome." press release for the show
	UNTOLD, group exhibition at The Sassoon Gallery 21st April to 4th May 2007, Peckham. An exhibition with Catherine Hughes, Andrew Humber and Kelly Ratchford. Reviewed on "Untold stories of the discarded, the overlooked and the hidden where interior worlds meet the body, the playground, the urban streets and the gallery space itself, are brought together in a show by four artists..." Review continues here.... visitors's comments: "Best show yet." "...thought provoking work..." "Liked the ideas behind all the artists's work." "Unusual, but fun exhibition." On So-Ha's work: "So-ha's diagramatic paintings are beautiful - to see them huge would be good!" "A serene and beautiful series of pieces." press release for the show
	LAYOUT, solo exhibition at Oval House Theatre 30th January to 3rd March 2007, Oval. An exhibition which featured fourteen new paintings. "Beautiful textures and use of colour, v. interesting pieces..." "Thought the tensions between the shapes and grounds strong in the small ones..." "These paintings are lovely... [one of the paintings] reminds me of the passing of my mother & how she gradually became smaller. For me a beautiful & nostalgic work." - visitors's comments -
	Solo exhibition at HOUSE GALLERY 4th June to 9th June 2005, Camberwell. Debut solo exhibition which featured nineteen new paintings. "Very seductive paintings..." "...a depth and complexity of textures that are very satisfying." "inspiring" "Visually pleasing." - visitors's comments - press release for the show
	The Home Ideal Show This was an exhibition exploring the idea of the domestic space and it's relationship to identity and memories. It was held at the Hotbath Gallery in Bath in Spring 2004, and curated by Eshoda Arts. Featuring the work of fifty artists. The show consisted of paintings, textiles, sculptures, film, poetry and photography. "..an original, refreshing show... " "Some amazing thought provoking work by all the artists.." "..diverse and engaging." - visitors's comments -

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