ABOUT / CV
Jonah Siegel is a Vermont based artist whose work combines photo, sculpture, and installation. His focus on the material and shape of the photographic language rests on a self proclaimed presumption that photos are an inherently sculptural medium.
He has been included in a number of group and solo shows internationally and within the United States including shows at Photography Museum of Lishui in Lishui China, American Center for Photography in Wilson North Carolina, Gallery MC in New York City, and Photoville Festival. He has been published in La Derive Journal. Siegel received his Masters of Fine Art in photography from Parsons School of Design (2024) and is a current part-time faculty member at The Community College of Vermont.
EXHIBITIONS
American Center for Photographers, Wilson, NCTranscending Perspectives (Group)
The Lishui Photography Culture Center, Lishui, ChinaAnything Can Be a Hammer (Group)
Parsons School of Design, New York, NYAnything Can Be a Hammer (Group)
Gallery MC, New York, NYLiminal Edifices (Group)
Parsons School of Design, New York, NYSummer Open Studios (Group)
Parsons School of Design, New York, NYFirst Year MFA Spring (Group)
Photoville Festival, New York, NY(Group)
Parsons School of Design, New York, NYSummer Open Studios (Group)
Lapham Gallery, Glens Falls, NY120 Intercollegiate Art Regional Exhibition (Group)
Christine Price Gallery, Castleton, VTThresholds, Junctions, Voids (Group)
Castleton University, Castleton, VTSenior thesis, Mine And Yours Too (Solo)
Bank Gallery, Rutland, VTCastleton University Student Work (Group)
CURATORIAL WORK
Liminal EdificesGallery MC, New York, NY
PUBLICATIONS
WHAT DOES A photo LOOK LIKE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF A HORSELa derive journal