Carol Taylor has been in a number of exhibitions over the years including Dialogue New Brunswick in 1999/2000 curated by Roslyn Rosenfeld and Paul E. Bourque; Delta in 1997 curated by Peter Larocque; The Vocation of Storytelling in 1994 with Shirley Bear, Marlene Creates, Yvon Gallant, and Janice Leonard, curated by Linda Dornan; The Exquisite Corpse in 1993 curated by Tom Smart; Kospaney in 1991 curated by Shirley Bear; Small Works: In Search of Non-Toxic Art Practice in 1990 with Geoff Ash and Cliff Eyeland; and provincial Marion McCain juried shows in 1991 and 1989.

In 1998, Taylor was the court artist in the Marlee Matlin/Michael Dudikoff film directed by Sidney Furie entitled In Her Defence. Her courtroom drawings were also a part of the History Channel Turning Point documentary, Body of Evidence, by Kevin Mathews for Connection Productions in Moncton about the Burton, N.B. Legere trial. The complete set of over 200 drawings from the trial is currently at the University of New Brunswick Law Library, Fredericton.

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