1937
Ms. Sweet is born in Cincinnati, Ohio to Robert Houston French and Dorothy May French.
1959
Ms. Sweet receives a Bachelor of Arts in art from Stanford University.
1960
Ms. Sweet receives a Master of Arts in art from Stanford University.
1961
Ms. Sweet marries James Newton Sweet.
1965
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at Tuomala’s Gallery in Fort Bragg, California.
1967
Ms. Sweet holds solo exhibitions at Vacaville Art League Gallery and Vallejo Art League Gallery.
1979
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at Meridian Gallery in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
1983
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at Gekas-Nicholas Gallery in Tucson, Arizona.
1984
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited in a group show at Tarbox Gallery in San Diego, California.
1987
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at Hummingbird Originals Gallery in Fort Worth, Texas.
1991
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at the Dam Site in Elephant Butte State Park, New Mexico.
1993
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited in group shows at the Laughing Bear Gallery in New Mexico, Leon Loard Galleries in Alabama, Snowgrass Institute in Washington, and Blankley Gallery in New Mexico.
1995
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at American Home Furnishings Gallery.
1996
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited in group shows at the Fifth National Exhibition of the Northern Colorado Artist Association and the Western Federation Watercolor Societies 21st Annual Best of Show and Traveling Exhibit.
1997
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited groups shows at the Tucson Museum, the Japanese Cultural Society, the Dan Cook Asian Cultural Center, the Columbia Arts Center, the Northwest Print Council, and the Moku Hanga Traveling Exhibition.
1997
Ms. Sweet holds a solo exhibition at Fisher Gallery.
1998
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited at the Texas and Neighbors Art Competition in Irving, Texas.
2010
Ms. Sweet is named a Local Treasure by the Albuquerque Art Business Association.
2013
Ms. Sweet is awarded second prize at the New Mexico Watercolor Society Spring Exhibit.
2017
Ms. Sweet’s work is exhibited in a permanent collection at Arts Thrive of Albuquerque Museum.