Richard Frishman’s photography is in a wide range of private and institutional collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the New Orleans Museum of Art, the OAS Museum of the Americas, and the Amon Carter Museum. His work has garnered dozens of prestigious awards, including two Sony World Photography Awards (2018), the 2019 Curator's Choice Award from Review Santa Fe, the 2019 PhotoNOLA Review Award, Communication Arts Photography Award (2018), Photo District News Photo Annual (2018), Michael H. Kellicutt Award, International Photo Annual Award, and Critical Mass finalist twice. Houston's Biennial FotoFest 2020 features Ghosts of Segregation in their keynote exhibition, Ten by Ten (formerly Discoveries of the Meeting Place.) He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography in 1983 while working at the Everett Daily Herald.
