Darling, We Could Have Had It All:
Vickie Pierre

In Darling, We Could Have Had It All, artist Vickie Pierre references fantasy, romance and beauty with the use of materials and forms synonymous with the Decorative Arts and the Arts and Crafts movement. In her process, Pierre mines and re-contextualizes symbols and mythologies as well as elements of the natural world. Informed and inspired by surrealism, craft and design, the artist creates assemblages and installations wherein she contemplates her gender, Haitian identity, history and the critical interconnectivity of global cultures.

About the Artist

Vickie Pierre was born in Brooklyn, New York where she graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 1997. The artist currently lives and works in Miami.  

Pierre has participated in solo exhibitions in South Florida at the Little Haiti Cultural Center, Miami, Diana Lowenstein Fine Art, Miami and The Art and Culture Center/ Hollywood, among others.

The artist’s work was included in group shows at Miami Art Museum (now PAMM); ArtCenter South Florida; White Box, New York; National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C. and Inman Gallery, Texas as well as exhibitions at the Musée International des Arts Modestes, France; Museo Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico and Fondation Clement in Martinique.

Pierre’s artworks can be found in the Progressive Art Collection, Cleveland; Millennium Partners Collection of Contemporary Art at The Four Seasons, Miami; The Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland and Miami-Dade Public Library, among others.