Racette's paintings have been featured in a number of publications, and her work "The Flower Beadwork People" was published by the Gabriel Dumont Institute in 1992.
[9] In 2009-2010, as a Resident Scholar at the School for Advanced Research, Racette created an exhibition on Material Culture as Encoded Objects and Memory.
In 2022, Racette was co-curator, alongside Cathy Mattes and Michelle Lavallee, of the first major survey of contemporary Indigenous beading, Radical Stitch, presented at the MacKenzie Art Gallery.
In 2012, she worked with project creator and lead coordinator, Christi Belcourt, to co-curate "Walking With Our sisters", a commemorative art installation that honours the lives of the hundreds of missing or murdered Indigenous women in Canada.
Marie, Flin Flon, Thunder Bay,[16] Saskatoon, Yellowknife, Whitehorse, Comox, Ottawa,[17] Akwesasne, North Battleford, and Brandon.