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- A noted New York collector purchased Arawak Ardor. It now hangs with paintings by Robert Motherwell, Jackson Pollack and Marsden Hartley.
- Corporate collectors of multiple paintings include luxury hotels such as Cotton Bay Plantation and Cap Maison in St Lucia, as well as SES Satellite Corporation in Switzerland, and Computer Associates in New York. A German collector and a New York collector have purchased six and seven paintings respectively.
- A mini-retrospective collection of 16 of my paintings were featured in Ken Kristensen's film Guests of the Uninvited set in an historic Hudson Valley castle in New York.
- Three paintings were featured in the Goldee Greene's musical Sprang Thang in New York.
- Fertile Beauty, my 2006 solo show in St Lucia, included several large (8 x 8,' 8 x 5,' and 8 x 3') paintings.
- Jazz! (8 x 5') was featured in Jazz at the Pyramid, a group show that was part of the 2006 International Jazz Festival in St Lucia.
- Collaborative Concepts — a gallery in Beacon, NY known for showing world class art — chose my work for its Peripheral Vision show of visionary artists.
- In one year, I had eleven exhibitions in the Beacon, NY area, a sought-after art destination with a burgeoning artists' community.
- I was Balenbouche Estate's Artist-in-Residence during 5 painting expeditions in St Lucia, the West Indies.
- Carletta Joy Walker interviewed me on WBAI radio about spirituality in art.
- Ray Velez interviewed me for a forthcoming doctoral thesis on creativity.
- Divine Sparks, which I wrote and illustrated, was performed by dancers from ages 3 to 63, as a Modern Dance Performance at the Depot Theatre, Garrison, NY.
- A section of Divine Sparks was composed by Kristin Hevner and performed as an avant-garde, operatic work-in-progress in New York City.
- My article "Options for the Future" was published in the book The Rule of Mars (2006: Knowledge, Ideas & Trends).
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