2020   The Tai Lue Project. Making Futures: Rethinking Craft Communities. Philippines.

2019   The Tai Lue Project. Bunka Gakuen University Gallery, Tokyo.

2019   The Thai Lue Project. European Development Days, Brussels, Belgium.

2019   The Thai Lue Project. Chiang Mai Design Week. Chiang Mai, Thailand.

2019   The Tai Lue Project: embodying a cultural identity through cloth. IFFTI. Manchester.

2018   The Thai Lue Project. Chiang Mai Design Week. Chiang Mai, Thailand.

2018   Fashioning Tradition: The Tai Lue Project. State of Fashion. Arnhem, Netherlands.

2018   Lucie Rie: Ceramics and Buttons. York Art Gallery.

2017   The Tai Lue Project, Chang Mai University, Thailand.

2016   Indigo: Blue Alchemy. University of Manchester.

2017   Refuge: Ropner's Ghost Ship Preston Park Museum, Teesside.

2017   Indigo: the promise of more alchemy. INTERSECTIONS. Loughborough University London.

2016   Indigo: Blue Alchemy. IFFTI. Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, China.

2014   Hand Made. Bunka Gakuen University Gallery, Tokyo.

2013   Field to Fashion. Queens Gallery, British Council, Delhi, India.

2013   Another Peace. Cotton Exchange: A Material Response. Rajnagar Mill, Ahmedabad, India.

2012   Nineteen Hundred. Beijing Fashion Art Exhibition. Central Academy of Fine Art, China.

2012   Cotton Exchange: A Material Response, Queen St Mill Museum, Lancashire.

2011   Translating Tradition. Manchester Asia Triennial.

2011   By A Lady. I am Human. The New School House Gallery, York.

2010   Revive. International Contemporary Design. Xuzhou Art Gallery, China.

2009   Travellers’ Tales. Contemporary Applied Arts, London.

2009   Armchair Politico. National Centre for Craft and Design. Sleaford.

2007   Mud Angels. Manchester: Our Tradition is Innovation, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China.

2007   By A Lady. 200 Years, Slavery Now, Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool.

2007   Mud Angels. Exhibited in Made in Manchester, Chinese Art Museum Xiamen City, China.

2004   Salvaged. Exhibited in Ceramics & Textiles, at Gallery 10, Daimaru, Tokyo.

1998   Fashion Illustrators Collective Exhibition, Natural History Museum, London Fashion Week.

1998   Fashion Illustrators Collective. University of the Arts London