Miles Albright (b. 2004) is a Brooklyn-based fine artist. Born on Long Island, New York, Albright uses photography and text to explore memory, devotion, desire, and inherited trauma; His work blends intimate observation with constructed imagery, treating photographs as emotional evidence rather than fixed records.


Education
2026  B.F.A. Photography, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY
2022  Gary D. Bixhorn Technical Center, Bellport, NY


Awards
2025  Charles Pratt Memorial Scholarship Recipient
2024  Henry Wolfe Scholarship Recipient
2023  Henry Wolfe Scholarship Recipient
2022  Parrish Art Museum Senior Award of Excellence
2021  Longhouse Reserve Student Annual 3rd Place Winner
2021  2nd Place Winner in Photography, SkillsUSA, Nationals Competition
2021 1st Place Winner in Photography, SkillsUSA, New York State Conference


Exhibitions
2026 You Owe Me A Photograph, Pratt Photography Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2026 Art of the Book, Pratt Institute Library, Brooklyn, NY
2026 Steadfast & Tender: Meditations on Black Existence, Pratt Steuben Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2025 When I’m Gone It’ll Be Online, Pratt Photography Gallery, Brooklyn, NY


Publications
2025  I don’t know why, but I’m taller now, Prattler
2025  New York Minute,  Prattler 
2024  Docha Review Issue #1
2024  Neigh-Sayers, Oranbeg Press


Art Fairs
2024  Printed Matter’s New York Art Book Fair, New York, NY (Oranbeg Press’ Neigh-Sayers)