Robert Siegelman takes pictures of men (mostly) whose vulnerability is intact, and often exposed. These are sexual pictures, even when not explicit. They are about relationships, both internal, and external. They are tender portraits about revealing and concealing. They depict how the models, the artist, and how people in general live in, and navigate, the everyday trauma of facing themselves and others, while looking at, and finding themselves as sexual beings.

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He holds a diploma, and a Fifth Year Certificate, from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He teaches at the Museum School and the Eliot School. He also leads workshops and consults with artists privately. For many years he co- directedArt In Amsterdam, a workshop and residency program for artists and art students from around the world.

Siegelman’s work is in many important collections including the Boston Public Library, MIT, the Harvard University Art Museums, The Danforth Museum of Art, The Art Complex Museum, The DeCordova Museum, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

His work has been published and reviewed internationally in a variety of publications including The Sciences, and XNOTDEAD.

Gallery NAGA in Boston, and McGowan Fine Arts in New Hampshire represent Siegelman. He is a recipient of various grants.