She participated in many group shows at galleries including Selima Gallery, Atmosphere Gallery, Skylight 6 Studio, Art Mode Gallery, Novo Studio, the Alternative Museum, and the Broome Street Gallery. She also was the featured artist at events taking place at Tristan & America, Twilo, and Paul LaBrecque Spa & Gallery. She participated in shows at the Morgan Gallery in Boston, San Diego State University, Fort Lauderdale’s Art Frenzié Gallery, the North-South Design Gallery in Miami, and in Philadelphia. Following in the footsteps of famous artists like Georgia O’Keefe and Salvador Dali, Corno was the featured artist at the prestigious Steuben Glass on Madison Avenue in New York City.

The new millenium was a turning point for Corno’s career. Opera Gallery in Soho enthusiastically began representing her. In just a few years, they had galleries in the best locations in some of the world’s greatest cities: Spring Street in New York, the Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, New Bond Street in London (Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth shops down the street at Harrod’s!) Bal Harbour in Miami, Singapore, and Hong Kong. One after another they began offering her art and, in no time at all, she became one the gallery’s best-selling artists in all of their locations.