In February 2023 a selection of Pierre’s Wigstock images were included in a group exhibition entitled Queertography in Sydney, Australia. The exhibition was installed in the beautiful Paddington Reservoir Gardens. Organized by Head On Photo Festival the exhibition took place in conjunction with World Pride 2023 events in Sydney, and coincided with other arts and cultural events under the theme of Pride Amplified.

In January 2023 Pierre participated in a 17-day research residency at Uberbau_house in São Paulo, Brazil. The Uberbau_house residency is an instance of reflection, research and documentation on contemporary art, as well as an opportunity for exchange with agents and organizations in São Paulo and all over Latin America. For this residency Pierre continued researching masking, disguise and identity in the local scenes and communities which he photographs. This creatively stimulating residency gave Pierre the opportunity to interact with artists and cultural agents from Chile, Peru, Argentina, Mexico and Colombia.

AddOn is a non-competitive, anonymous, photographic exhibition curated by Charles McKean and Festival Director Moshe Rosenzveig. One of the core events of Head On Photo Festival, AddOn showcases a diverse range of square images, taken by a range of photographers spanning professionals, artists, enthusiasts, celebrities and politicians. The above image is from an ongoing series of portraits Pierre is producing featuring Carnaval participants as they prepare to enter Rio’s Sambadrome.

In May 2019 Pierre participated in the annual AddOn group show in Sydney, Australia. This exhibition, which took place at Festival Hub Paddington, was part of Head On Photo Festival 2019.

Kindred/Apparentés is a group portrait exhibition printed entirely using permanent processes. Each photographer submitted an image of someone within their community that they admire, accompanied by a description of their relationship to their subject. Kindred/Apparentés will be popping up for two days in Montreal at Écomusée du fier monde, opening on Oct. 20, 2017. The exhibition then moves to Connections Gallery in Toronto (Nov. 1–29).

In May 2016 Pierre participated in the AddOn group show in Sydney, Australia. This exhibition, which took place at Festival Hub Central, was part of the Head On Photo Festival 2016.

Pierre’s recent exhibition entitled Role-Play: Performances and Beliefs put the spotlight on four bodies of work: Personae, Viernes Santo, Ōmihachiman no Hi-Matsuri Festival and Eitaro. This exhibition was curated by Karl-Gilbert Murray and took place from Jul. 15 to Aug. 23, 2015.

Pierre exhibited a selection of works from his Personae series at the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, Rivière-du-Loup, from Oct. 26, 2014 to Jan. 4, 2015. This group exhibition included artists Janet Werner, Marianne Pon-Layus and Geneviève Lapierre, and was curated by Rébecca Hamilton.

Pierre launched his Personae monograph at the University of Ottawa’s Gallery 115 in Feb. 2014.

Pierre exhibited a selection of the works he produced during his Conseil des arts et des Lettres du Québec studio residency in Mexico City. This exhibition, which ran from Sep. to Oct. 2011, also included recent works from his Personae series.

In January and February 2023 Pierre had a one-month solo exhibition entitled Mascaradas at Casa Fluida – a Queer cultural space and cabaret venue dedicated to drag culture. Pierre showed images from three bodies of work: Personae, Wigstock and Brazil Portraits.

The artist talk which Pierre gave as part of the 2020 Head On Photo Festival is now available on YouTube.

In May 2020 Pierre exhibited images from his Wigstock series. For four consecutive years (1992 to 1995) Pierre documented Wigstock in New York City, capturing drag and disguise in all its multifaceted forms. This exhibition was selected as a featured solo exhibition of Head On photo festival, and was originally to show at Gaffa Gallery in Sydney. Though the festival took place after moving online, the gallery show was cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.

In 2018, Pierre participated in a group show entitled Face 2.0 at the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fines Arts, in Ekaterinburg, Russia. Curated by Andrey Martinov, this group show featured contemporary interpretations of the portrait genre. Face 2.0 brought together 13 photographers from around the globe, working in a variety of techniques, who explore themes such as: identity, globalization, spirituality, consumerism, and gender issues. This exhibition was the second part of an exhibition called The Face: Portrait Evolution in Photography that was shown in museums and galleries in Russia, Italy, the USA, Germany, France, and Japan from 2010 to 2015.

In May 2017 Pierre participated in the AddOn group show in Sydney, Australia. As written on the Head On web site: "AddOn is a non-competitive, anonymous, photographic exhibition curated by Charles McKean and Festival Director Moshe Rosenzveig. AddOn showcases images by professionals, artists, enthusiasts, celebrities and politicians. Shown without title or photographer credits, viewers interpret the images for what they are and bring their own meanings to them."

In 2015, Pierre participated in a six-week residency at Beirut Art Residency (BAR) in Beirut, Lebanon. Pierre was at BAR working on various portrait projects. The residency culminated with an exhibition of works in progress. To watch a video featuring Pierre and the other two artists in residence, click here.

In May 2015 Pierre participated in the AddOn group show in Sydney, Australia. This exhibition, which took place at the Depot Gallery, was part of the Head On Photo Festival 2015.

Pierre exhibited 20 works from his Personae series in May 2014. The show was a featured exhibition of Head On Photo Festival.

Pierre launched his Personae monograph at Concordia University in Sep. 2012. A selection of images from two bodies of work - Clothes Minded and Personae - were exhibited in FOFA’s York Corridor Vitrines.