ARTIST: ROBERT SIEGELMAN

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Robert Siegelman is an artist and educator. He teaches at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University. Robert exhibits his work at Gallery NAGA in Boston. His work is in many collections including the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, the Harvard Art Museums, Boston Public Library, MIT, DeCordova Museum and  the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in the United States. More of his work can be seen at: http://robert-siegelman.tumblr.com.

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WALT CESSNA
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B. BOSTON
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GABRIEL
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POSTER BOY
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SELF PORTRAIT
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JAMES

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All work is copyright Robert Siegelman.

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Recent News, exhibits and classes:
 
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I am having a one person exhibition:
“Do You Worry A Lot?”
A Drawing InstallationSalem State University
Winfisky Gallery
January 17 – February 15

Friday February 3, 2017:

Artist Talk: 12:30
Reception: 2:00PM

For more information:
The exhibit has been reviewed and can seen at:
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I’ll be teaching a class on combining printmaking and drawing, while working from a live model: All in One / All at Once
Saturday and Sunday Feb 4 and 5th, 2017, 10:00am–4:00pm
Students may register for one or both days
For more information and to register:
Maud Morgan Arts · 20 Sacramento Street · Cambridge, MA  USA ·  02138 . (617) 349-6287
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I am interviewed in this article about my photography.
http://www.visit-provincetown.com/speaking-of-art-with-robert-siegelman/
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Check out my work on Queerty:
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All images were kindly supplied by the artist.

Please contact the artist before using them.

Thank you.

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7 thoughts on “ARTIST: ROBERT SIEGELMAN”

  2. Robert
    These are stunning photos . Sure there’s plenty of photos and illustrations of nudes and most are females.

    I’ve been trying to get my big break as a male model as I got into it when I went from gymnastics to dance /adagio /acrobatics to circus arts.
    My partner moved to Seattle long ago but I moved towards Philly to art , model or continue qwithothwr projects.

    I’m posing Saturday 2/-8/17 at artworks Trenton nj.
    I know it’s hike for you but it would be great to see you doing some art of my poses, and perhaps afterwards you can shoot a series of nudes of me. I’d love to
    Model for photos and comfortable in my skin and with others .
    Cheers
    Drew

    Drew McNaabe
    Artist. Art model. Performance artist/acro

    Modelacro@yahoo.com

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    1. Hi Drew, Thanks so much for your comment. Thanks also for you invitation to Trenton. I’m a little confused by the date you provided. But I have too much on my plate right now to make the trip. Perhaps we can work together another time. Cheers, and keep on with the modeling, Bob

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  3. http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07edk7lbk681bae159&llr=gukrijbab

    Hi Bob,

    Here’s the link to for my modeling date.
    It’s figure drawing so of course, I will be completely nude.
    I hope I will be doing some quick gesture poses so I can try some of the acrobatics, but nothing like when I performed acro with Kathy back in the day.
    One of the solo poses was taught to me by a teacher at Arcadia u. Soon after I moved to phila from Sarasota after kathy got that trapeze job. Scott invited me over to model privately at his home, and as a former model himself He stacked up several cushions on the floor for a reclining pose.
    When it was ready I slipped out of robe.
    Slipped off my flip flops, kneeled down, and slowly mounted the stack, and once I got in position, brought my legs up, pointing my toes to the ceiling and arched my back, mounting the cushions, much the way kathy balanced on my feet when I based her, and similar to Troy, when we became a trio, and after she moved to Seattle to do trapeze coaching, he based me both in circus and as art models when we did poses from our dual act.

    What a feeling! I don’t have the strength and flexibility I once had, but I try to do some dynamic poses.

    Please let me
    Know if you know anyone who would be interested in coming on Saturday.

    I’ve sent you the link for the event.

    http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07edk7lbk681bae159&llr=gukrijbab

    Hi Bob,

    Here’s the link to for my modeling date.
    It’s figure drawing so of course, I will be completely nude.
    I hope I will be doing some quick gesture poses so I can try some of the acrobatics, but nothing like when I performed acro with Kathy back in the day.
    One of the solo poses was taught to me by a teacher at Arcadia u. Soon after I moved to phila from Sarasota after kathy got that trapeze job. Scott invited me over to model privately at his home, and as a former model himself He stacked up several cushions on the floor for a reclining pose.
    When it was ready I slipped out of robe.
    Slipped off my flip flops, kneeled down, and slowly mounted the stack, and once I got in position, brought my legs up, pointing my toes to the ceiling and arched my back, mounting the cushions, much the way kathy balanced on my feet when I based her, and similar to Troy, when we became a trio, and after she moved to Seattle to do trapeze coaching, he based me both in circus and as art models when we did poses from our dual act

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