 She was a participating artist in the critically acclaimed exhibition "Beat Nation", curated by Kathleen Ritter, inspired by a show which originated at grunt gallery by Tania Willard, expanded at the Vancouver Art Gallery in 2012, and traveled across Canada.In 2014, L'Hirondelle was one of five Indigenous artists selected by the Assembly of First Nations to design commemorative markers to be placed on all 139 sites of former residential schools.In 2004, L'Hirondelle was one of two Aboriginal from Canada (with Candice Hopkins) to be invited to Dakar Biennale for Contemporary African Art in Dakar, Senegal.