He was chosen to represent Antigua for a Caribbean art calendar in 1986. He staged his first one man show in 1987 at the ISLAND ARTS, AITON PLACE, gallery. 1988 saw a second solo exhibition at the same venue and his entry into the ISLAND ARTS QUEST Caribbean Art Competition in 1989 won him 3rd Runner Up - Supreme Award for Excellence, Best Human Study (Antigua) and Best Carnival Study (Antigua). In the 90's his career soared to new heights. He exhibited at the ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM, Toronto, Canada in 1991 and the 1ST BIENAL OF PAINTERS OF THE CARIBBEAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA held at the MUSEUM OF MODERN ART in the Dominican Republic in 1992. As a result of the BIENAL he was invited to exhibit at the ART MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAS in Washington DC, which he did in October 1993. Also that year he was one of the artists selected to represent Antigua at UNESCO's CARIB ART Exhibition in Curacao which started a three year world tour in 1994. Later in 94 he was included in the 2ND BIENAL OF PAINTERS OF THE CARIBBEAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA and in December 95 his work was featured in ISLANDS magazine.

His artworks have been exhibited in Antigua, Curacao, the Cayman Islands, Bermuda, the Dominican Republic, Holland, France, Canada and the USA.