

Credits and Awards
- Art Gallery of Western Australia: 'Under a Tin-Grey Sari' selected as Director's Choice (2003)
- Painting featured on poster for Blue Room Theatre season of Fairfax award-winning new play 'Keeper' by Steve Snell (2005)
- Awarded Australia Council Developing Writer's grant for new novel 'The Equator' (2004)
- Awarded ArtsWA development grant for novel 'Under a Tin-Grey Sari' (2000)
- Awarded ArtsWA development grant for novel 'The Equator' (2003)
- Commission for Greenwich Basement Bar & Performance space, mural (1996)
- Commission for gold mine documents, Mr G. Lee, drawings and paintings (1995)
- Commission for Outback Ecology Pty Ltd, oil paintings (2004)
- Awarded Best Play, for 'The Aunt', Artbeat Literary radio Drama Awards (1990)
- Awarded Best Play, for 'The Aunt', stage production ITA Drama Festival (1990)
- Stage production of 'The Aunt' Garrick theatre Perth (1990)
- Production and broadcast of 'The Aunt' by the ABC (1990)
- Feature article for 24Hours on John Aitken radio drama about composer Gustav Mahler (2001)
- Feature article for 24Hours on John Aitken radio drama about composer Dmitri Shostakovich (1996)
- Book covers: reproduction of three paintings for three book covers of Australian Short Stories (1993)
- Solo show 'Probes - Images Beyond the Subtext' selected for inclusion in a national arts week event, New Collectables Gallery (1991)
- Curated mixed media show of 14 artists, Mosman Park Studios (1992)
- Curated solo photography show for Keith Irving, 'Antarctica'; toured Perth, Adelaide, Sydney (1989)
- Ink drawings for set design, Hole In The Wall Theatre production of 'Music From the Whirlwind' (1996)
- Painted 'Maldives Series' on Ihuru Island in the Maldives Republic
- Painted 'Poets & Interiors' series after travel to Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea
- Painted 'Shadows of Shadows & Other Masks' series after living and working in London.
- Travelled to Margaret River and Moore River to make Indian ink works on paper 'The Islands'
- Travelled to Broome, northern Western Australia, for 'Heads' series.
