piera moore
photographer born and based in atlanta, ga
education
may 2019: ba in art, spelman college, atlanta, ga
production credits
clients include: alex & ani, away x here magazine, bloomberg businessweek, bombas, bstroy x virgil abloh, the cut, diane von furstenberg, elle, financial times, google, harper’s bazaar, hillhouse, intimissimi, kotn, the los angeles times, mejuri, nbc news, the new york times, rothy’s, the tender foundation, theory, time, vogue, zappos
media
der grief, issue 15 “the collectivity issue”, november 2022
teen vogue, "why i stay: 45 young bipoc voices on the fashion industry", february 2022
i-D magazine, “what your march 2021 looked like (part two)”, march 2021
award + honors
spring 2024: artist project fund grant recipient, national black arts festival
winter-spring 2024: photojournalism workshop + residency, national black arts festival
fall 2023: fashion photography workshop + residency, national black arts festival
fall 2022: next gen artist program, national black arts festival
winter 2020: nexus fund grant recipient, atlanta contemporary art center
fall 2020: black artist fund grant recipient, 10011 magazine
summer 2020: black creatives community fund grant recipient
spring 2019: 1st place in arts + visual culture, research day, spelman college
professional experience
nov 2022 - present: coordinator, women photograph
aug 2022 - february 2023: committee member + creative marketing strategist, atlanta art week
june 2019 - present: digital media + artist representation, mason fine art, atlanta, ga
june 2018 - present: freelance photographer
june - aug 2018: intern to doug shipman, president + ceo of the woodruff arts center, atlanta, ga
nov 2017 - may 2019: assistant to julie dash, filmmaker + professor at spelman college, atlanta, ga
selected group exhibitions
nov 2023: the gathering, buckhead art & company, atlanta, ga
april 2019: a night in the life, spelman college thesis exhibition, mason fine art, atlanta, ga
aug 2017: state of the art: atlanta, facet gallery, atlanta, ga
july 2015: parallelograms: a teen artist exhibition, woodruff arts center, atlanta, ga