[citation needed] She exhibited work in venues in the United States, Canada, and Australia.
She taught sculpture and crafts in a number of institutions, and designed stained glass windows, furniture, and jewelry, in addition to working as a sculptor.
[2] On 25 June 1951, Aarons was invited to attend a meeting of the City of Sydney's Health and Recreations Committee to discuss her submission to erect a piece of sculpture in the children's playground of Phillip Park.
[4] Aarons returned to Australia at the end of her life and settled in Brisbane, where she died on 3 January 2000.
These include Ron Bloore, Graham Coughtry, Dorothy Cameron, Guido Molinari, Yves Gaucher, Ted Bieler, Gordon Rayner, and Jack Pollock.