JOSH S. ROSE is a multidisciplinary artist working across film, photography, installation, writing and drawing. His practice bridges visual and performing arts, often exploring the expressive boundaries between movement, emotion and image.

Rose’s prolific and wide array of projects across various fields have garnered him recognition from award shows, film festivals and in many of the the world’s largest publications.

In his most recent large-scaled work, Rose worked The Lincoln Center, in NYC, creating a 140-foot mural, called “NYC Tableau,” to capture the nature of performing arts in New York City.

In his longstanding collaborations with leading dance companies and performers, Rose accentuates the poetry of authenticity alongside exacting composition, a balance he describes as technical romanticism. This sensibility has come to define his evolving trajectory as a multidisciplinary storyteller pioneering the creation of art about other art forms. 

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NEW WORKS

  • Large-scale mural project for The Lincoln Center, now live at the Geffen Center, NYC. Full case study: here.

  • New film featured on NOWNESS Picks. With Mike Tyus, Luca Renzi and Max Cookward.

  • Image capture/creation for “War Songs,” by Diane Severin Nguyen at Geffen Contemporary Performance Space, MOCA, 2026.

  • New photographic works in collaboration with Dimitri Chamblas for California Institute of the Arts

  • Capturing the US premiere of “Birds,” by Lenio Kaklea at the Museum of Contemporary Art. Los Angeles, Nov 2025.

  • Performance capture for Jacob Jonas the Company

Recent News

“Soft Life,” a conceptual dance film with Luca Renzi, Mike Tyus and Max Cookward, featured on Nowness, 2026.

Prayers,” a music video for Yemen Blues, with Or Schraiber, SF Film Festival, 2025.

Row Your Boat,” a conceptual dance film with Brian Golden, winner Swedish Film Festival, 2025

Shells,” Rose’s writer/director debut, official entry New Filmmakers LA, 2025.

Los Angeles Dance Film Festival, Board Member, 2025.

Projects Shortlist

NYC Tableau,” a collaboration with The Lincoln Center, 2025.

Festival in Motion,” a collaboration with Los Angeles Dance Project, Qatar, 2022.

Artist-in-Residence, CalArts, Valencia, 2021-2022.

Artist-in-Residence, Los Angeles Dance Project, Los Angeles, 2019-2022.

The Grace Project,” solo show, Olympia Club, Santa Monica, 2022.

Death Wish,” a documentary on Japan’s biggest rock star, Yoshiki. Worldwide, 2019.

Inside Baseball,” photo documentary of MLB’s Washington Nationals. West Palm Beach, 2019.

America at Work,” photo documentary of the American worker. National, 2018.

Life Itself,” solo photography show, Los Angeles, 2016.

Recent Press