Recognition

Robert Pierosh is an artist and writer working across photography, contemporary art, and narrative forms. His work has been exhibited in museums and galleries, published in The New York Times, and recognized by Communication Arts, the Austin Film Festival, and other arts and film organizations.

PUBLICATIONS + FEATURES

The New York Times
Modern Love: Tiny Love Story
Communication Arts
Photography Annual 66 — Award of Excellence
Lenscratch
Fine Art Daily 
Vine Leaves Press
The 50-Word Stories of 2026 — “Just in Case”

WRITING + SCREENPLAY RECOGNITION

Austin Film Festival
2026 Script Competition — Second Rounder (Top 25%)
The Ashtray
Vail Film Festival
2026 Screenplay Competition — Quarterfinalist
Lost and Found

 

SELECTED RECOGNITION

Communication Arts
Photography Annual 66 — Award of Excellence
Monmouth Museum
36th Annual Juried Exhibition — Grand Prize
Philadelphia Sketch Club
Photography 2017 — Award
LH Horton Gallery, Delta Center for the Arts
Print — 2nd Place Award
Old College Gallery, University of Delaware
Not Yet Famous Artists Revealed — Award

EXHIBITIONS

Arlington Museum of Art
Pride Annual Juried Exhibition
Monmouth Museum
Juried Photography Exhibition
36th Annual Juried Exhibition — Grand Prize
FSU Museum of Fine Arts
Tallahassee International
(catalog published)
Los Angeles Center for Photography
Lost and Found
The Creative Portrait Exhibition
David Fahey & Nicholas Fahey (Fahey/Klein Gallery)
Copenhagen Photo Festival
Step Into the Light
Visual AIDS — Postcards from the Edge
Berry Campbell, Bortolami, Metro Pictures (New York)
Czong Institute for Contemporary Art
Korea
Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences
Works on Paper
Carter E. Foster (Whitney Museum)
Salmagundi Club, New York
Annual Juried Photography & Graphics Exhibition
The Delaware Contemporary
Wilmington, DE
Arc Gallery
Nocturne
Axis Gallery
12th National Juried Exhibition

COLLECTIONS

Work held in private collections.

EDUCATION + RESIDENCIES

School of Visual Arts
Residency, Photography + Video
School of Visual Arts
Residency, Social Documentary Film (MFA Program)
University of Delaware
BFA, Fine Arts