Ambivalence Blvd
	Multiple sites, 1999 - ongoing
	Psycho-geography, humour and performance ethnography are layered into conflicted political and cultural territories

©art Zone
	Multiple sites, 2005 - ongoing
	Performative mobile architecture signifying a network of trans-cultural exchanges

Grabbed (Seats of Power)
	Bjornson Kajiwara Gallery, Vancouver, 2004
	Diptychs flensing relationships between political performance and performance art

Emergency Measures
	Artspeak Gallery, Vancouver, 2003
	The Armchair Terrorist at Vancouver LIVE: Biennial of Performance Art

Seats of Power II
	Morris & Hellen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver, 2003
	Performative installation and critique of media convergence

Seats of Power I
	Morris & Hellen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver, 2003
	Both a performative and static sculpture: mobile territory for the Armchair Terrorist

Principles of Occupaiton
	Fine Arts Gallery, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 2002
	Promenading and positioning the body as site: challenging principles of occupation

Armchair Terrorist
	Sites various, 2001 - present
	To play with hegemony, the Armchair Terrorist is now at large: a mobile brokerage for creative dissent

Lookout for the Future
	Everdale Place, Hillsburgh, ON, 2002
	Proposed land art project and earthship for environmental and educational learning centre

Co-ordinating Plots
	The Stride Gallery, Calgary AB, Canada, June 2000
	Immersive engagement with oxymoronic wilderness spaces

Illuminating Language
	911 Media Arts Center, Seattle. Feb-Mar 2000
	Sculptural neon & text installation

Luxury Avenue
	Solo Touring Exhibition, B.C. Canada. 1998 - 2000
	Lightbox installation illuminating residental housing developments

The Delight of Confession Prolongs the Pleasure of...
	CEPA Gallery, Buffalo, N.Y., Oct - Dec 1996
	Stereoscopic installation exploring identity and liberation

Shameless / The Confessionaire
	C. & G. C. H. E., Cheltenhm UK, Group show, June 1996
	Stereoscopic installation incorporating confessional hearing aid

Wonder?
	The Female Image Public Art Project, UK, Apr - Aug 1994
	Large format photos appropriating the Wonderbra and attendant advertising campaign