Her painting New Generation -- Ancient Land (1998) was shown in London, Stockholm and Brussels. The London showing was opened by Prince Charles. As part of the United Nations Millennium Art Exhibition it was also shown in New York. The piece was purchased for the permanent collection of the Bundaberg Regional Galleries. Her works have been included in Sydney, Australia's Salon des Refuses, an alternative to the prestigious exhibitions held annually for the Archibald and Wynne Prizes. In 2011, she won both the grand prize and the portrait award in the Bundaberg Sugar Gala Arts Festival. Grocott has exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions and her works are held in gallery collections. Her work appears in the 20th Century Fox movie Nim's Island, based on the book by Wendy Orr. Grocott exhibited at the Allamanda Gallery which was an important center for artists and their exchange of ideas in Bundaberg. In August 2019, Ann Grocott was showcased with Jennifer McDuff, Marvene Ash, John Honeywill, and Coralie Busby in the exhibition Out of The Allamanda at Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery. The exhibition was developed in collaboration with the Colour and Response tour and exhibition which examined the impact of the work of Merv Moriarty and Flying Arts throughout Queensland. In 2017 Ann Grocott curated Bloodline at the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery. The exhibition featured works by Ann Grocott, Noel Wood 1912-2001 (her father), Rex Wood 1906-1970 (her uncle) and Thomas Wood 1855-1937 (her great-grandfather). In 2019, just before an art auction at Leonard Joel in Melbourne, Ann Grocott discovered several works by her father Noel Wood were fakes or copies with a forged signature of her father's. The works were subsequently withdrawn from the auction sale. Further reading "Author Strikes Book Success". News-Mail, Bundaberg, front page. 19 March 1985. "Portrait of the artist as an older woman" Helen Elliot. The Age, (Accent page 12) 6 March 1992. "Art from Dark" Saturday (insert) News-Mail. Pages l,6,7 "Rich Ideas and Experimentation" Sasha Grishin. Canberra Times. 23 June 1993. "Gallery Gallop" Ann Grocott. Weekend Australian, Review. Page 14, 6-7 July 1996. "The Archibald: It Kind of Grows on You" Bruce James. The Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum Arts, 27 March 1999, Page 12. "Double Honour for Artist", Page l, News-Mail. 23 March 2000. "Archie's Sea Change" Bruce James, The Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum Arts, 25 March 2000, Page 12. "Our World in the Year