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 with the HELP Center for LGBTQ+ Health and Wellness. The show will be held at the AMA’s new location in the Arlington Entertainment District.
As part of both organizations’ shared mission to create a welcoming city for all communities, this annual exhibition spotlights diverse artistic voices and perspectives. Robert is honored to contribute work that reflects themes of identity, memory, and personal storytelling.
About the Artist
Robert Pierosh is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans photography, video, printmaking, and writing. Rooted in storytelling, his art explores themes of identity, mystery, masculinity, and aging. A graduate of the University of Delaware, he further developed his practice through two artist residencies at the School of Visual Arts in New York City—one in Photography and Video, and the other in the MFA Social Documentary Film program. These immersive programs deepened his approach to visual storytelling and expanded his creative techniques. His work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private collections around the world.
About the Arlington Museum of Art
A thriving visual arts museum in the heart of North Texas, the Arlington Museum of Art (AMA) is constantly in motion, with ever-changing exhibits and experiences that unite art, technology, innovation, and education. In keeping with our growing reputation for groundbreaking exhibitions and programming, coupled with our hometown pride, in 2024 the new AMA opened in the heart of Arlington’s Entertainment District. We serve our community and visitors as a new kind of arts destination, presenting the world’s great masters alongside the very best of contemporary art and evolving genres of experiential art. Our unwavering commitment to fostering creativity, conversation, and connection brings together diverse art, artists, and audiences of all ages, transforming them through the power of art.
For more on the exhibition, visit arlingtonmuseum.org.
