• 2001 BeLonging: A Bridge From East to West at Gallery 54, Mayfair, London,England
• 1999 Millennium Awakening: As Within, So Without at the Egyptian Embassy Cultural Center, Mayfair, London, England
• 1999 Astral Travels and The Whispering Past at the Soni Gallery, Marble Arch, London, England
• 1998 The Whispering Past and The Protected Woman at the Egyptian Embassy Cultural Center, Mayfair, London, England
• 1996 Le Voyage and Le Jugement de Lucifer at the Grutli Cultural Center, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1995 Le Chemin, at La Galerie,Carouge, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1995 Mouvement Perpetuelle at the Lion D’Or, Cologny, Geneva, Switzerland
• 1994 The Journey at the Courtyard Gallery, Kings Cross, London

• 2000 Alexandria Rising, Rebuilding the Ancient Library of Alexandria, Egyptian Embassy Cultural Center, Mayfair, London, England (Three collage artists in an exhibition devised and organised by Nadia Warner)
• 1999 Spirit of the Whale, St Martin's Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London (Exhibition devised and organised by Nadia Warner - eight artists were asked to paint a vision of a new relationship with gray whales)
• 1998 Meridian Art Gallery, Kensington, London - Mixed show
• 1994-98 Howick Contemporary Art - contributed annually to Summer and Christmas Shows.

Nadia Warner has been interviewed by MBC television. She's had in depth interviews with the top four International Arab papers (Al Ahram International, Al Quds, Al Hayat and Asharq Al Awsat), as well as colour spreads in numerous major magazines and colour supplements. Al Quds described her as "a bridge between two cultures".

In Geneva, she featured on the front cover of Le Matin, who now house a small collection of her work, available for viewing.

In London, Southern Cross Magazine wrote "Don't Miss this amazing exploration.. by this artist of the future" (January 1999). She's also been featured in several British papers. London's Ham & High wrote (on The Journey series) "Viewers of her work are instantly involved... Colour steeped movement is paramount...There is an undeniable affinity with Van Gogh but an impetus and experimentation that is entirely her own".