I received the prestigious 1996 National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in painting.  As an NEA fellowship winner I am represented in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art.
I 2003 I had a retrospecive exhibition entitled Revealing Women at the Las Vegas Art Museum.
My figurative paintings have abeen shown at the National Academy Museum and the Amerian Museum of Illustration in New York City, and reproduced in the Society of Illustrators' 28th annual (1985).
In 2005 I represented Las Vegas for the 100th anniversary of the city's founding with an exhibiiton entitiled Moving Pictures shown at the city's Charleston Heights Art Center.
A portrait I did of my parents, entitiled "Wish You Were Here", was selected by Philip Pearlstein for the survey exhibition Contemporary Portraits from the Northease, New Haven Connecticut (1987).Because of my renown as a portrait artis I was commissioned by United States Senator Harry Reid to paint his portrait.
Feature articles about my work have appeared in The Artist's Magazine and International artist.
More recently I began painting in a more abstract style. Two of these works were featured in studio vist magazine, volumns twenty and twenty-one.
I like toggling back and forth between styles, realistic and abstract.  I think it keeps my work fresh.