She would maintain a long lasting relationship with the now defunct Art Association, exhibiting her work at the facility through 1947.

The exhibit also included works by fellow women artists Rita Mount and B. Lemoine.

[2] Fauteux received a grant from the Women's Art Association of Canada and traveled to France in 1921.

[2] When the Germans occupied France during World War II, Fauteux was imprisoned because she was British-Canadian.

She created paintings out of the illustrations she had made and published a book, Fantastic Interlude, about her internment experience.