2024
Carden Park in Cheshire with Winsor Birch
Cheltenham Racecourse with Fresh Art Fair

2023
RHS Garden Rosemoor, North Devon
Helmingham Hall, Suffolk

2022
Bredfield House, Suffolk
Framsden Hall Barn, Suffolk
Horatio’s Garden, Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Buckinghamshire
RHS Garden Rosemoor, North Devon

2021
Château of Annevoie, Belgium
Chelsea Flower Show

2020
All events cancelled due to virus

2019
Royal Enclosure, Ascot
Cotswold Sculpture Park
Marks Hall, Essex
Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford

2018
Royal Enclosure, Ascot
Doddington Hall, Lincolnshire

2017
Venice Biennale, Italy
Garden Gallery, Hampshire
Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, London

2016
West Lavington Manor, Wiltshire

2015
Newby Hall Gardens, North Yorkshire

2014
Duin & Kruidberg Estate in Santpoort, Netherlands
Beddington Fine Art in Bargémon in Var, France

2013
Cookham Festival with Barn Galleries, Henley on Thames
Beddington Fine Art in Bargémon in Var, France
Summers Place Auctions in association with Sotheby’s

2012
Burghley House Sculpture Garden, Lincolnshire
Beddington Fine Art Sculpture Garden, Var, France
Summers Place Auctions in association with Sotheby’s

2011
Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Hampshire
Painswick Rococo Garden, Gloucestershire

2010
“Natural Sources”, The Cartshed Gallery, Dorset

2010
“Sculpture in the Garden”, Newland End Gardens, Essex, featuring her latest large scale sculptures based on organic shapes

2009
Newby Hall Gardens, North Yorkshire

2008
Levens Hall, Cumbria

2007
Arndeane Gallery, London. Solo sculpture exhibition of portraits, nudes and stone carvings of plant forms

2006, 2002, 1999, 1997
Society of Portrait Sculptors, London

2005
Olympia Antiques Fair, and BADA Fair, London, with Stephen Jack Fine Arts: portraits and nudes

2004, 2003
Art London, with Fine Art Commissions: portrait

2002
Arndean Gallery, London, with Fine Art Commissions: portrait

2001
Clotilde Vulliemin – Geneva

1998
Royal Society of British Artists, London: stone nude

1995
National Portrait Gallery, London; “Breaking the Mould: Material and Methods of Sculpture.”

1991
Starts working on commissions

1991-1989
Studies sculpture under Rosemary Barnett, until recently Head of the Frink School of Figurative Sculpture in Stoke-on-Trent

1972
Moves to East Anglia, brings up a family and creates a garden.

1972
Publishes The Egyptian and Egyptianizing Monuments of Imperial Rome (under her maiden name A. Roullet) – Leiden 1972

1971-1968
Assistant Editor for La Revue de l’Art, in Paris

1968-1961
Doctorate in Egyptology (Oxford)
Degree in History of Art (Sorbonne, Paris)
Degree in Political Science (Bordeaux University)