In 2000, St. Clair's art career began with the exhibition of her work in community and national art shows in Grenada. The positive response motivated St. Clair to exhibit her paintings in Canada. Art lovers throughout Europe, Caribbean, Canada, United States and the UK have purchased these celebration pieces.

St. Clair works part time as a freelance community educator and facilitator. Presently her passion lies in empowering youths through peace and art education. St. Clair believes art is a powerful tool for youths to explore, discover and exercise their creative power and potential. The main objective of "Peace through Art" programs is to build environments where kids feel safe, respected and valued while engaged in peace through art activities. The programs provide children and youths an opportunity to discuss, identify and explore conflict on a personal, family and community level. Kids are encouraged to learn and practice youth-centred conflict resolution and peace building strategies using various expressions of art, including dance, spoken word, story telling, drama and visual arts.

As an artist and peace educator St. Clair is interested in art as a catalyst for social and personal change. St. Clair uses a percentage of her art sales to assist in funding community peace programs in Grenada, WI.