Robert Pierosh Recognized in Communication Arts Photography Annual Creative Director and Fine art portrait photographer Robert Pierosh has been recognized with an Award of Excellence in the 66th Communication Arts Photography Annual for his portrait series, Kelly: Body of Strength. The project will be featured in the July/August 2025 issue of Communication Arts—a [...]
Robert Pierosh is proud to be part of the inaugural Pride exhibition at the Arlington Museum of Art, with two of his fine art photographs selected for this juried show. Opening June 6, 2025 and running through July 6th, the exhibition celebrates the work and stories of LGBTQ+ artists and represents a collaboration [...]
Robert Pierosh’s story, A Thief for Grandma, has been published in The New York Times’ Modern Love column as part of its Tiny Love Stories series. These ultra-short memoirs—each under 100 words—aim to capture a moment that reveals something deeper about love in its many forms. Pierosh’s contribution reflects on a small but lasting [...]
Artist Robert Pierosh is proud to participate in Postcards from the Edge 2025, a celebrated annual benefit exhibition organized by Visual AIDS. The event will take place January 24–26, 2025, at Berry Campbell Gallery in New York City. Now in its 27th year, Postcards from the Edge features hundreds of original postcard-sized artworks [...]
A piece by Robert Pierosh has been selected for inclusion in the online exhibition of the 39th Annual International Photography Competition, presented by The Photo Review. The 2024 competition was juried by Joel Smith, the Richard L. Menschel Curator and Department Head of Photography at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York. While [...]
On September 15, 2019, Robert Pierosh’s video art piece, Memory (re)Assembly: Shellshocked, was featured in the Monmouth Museum’s Annual Juried Exhibition in Lincroft, New Jersey. Part of the ongoing Memory Reassembly series, Shellshocked explores the trauma of childhood exposure to adult realities. In this first installment, the artist reflects on an early memory [...]
