Wilma Bulkin Siegel M.D. Area 1

Painter

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Member of Flag since
1997

 

Wilma’s Bio:

Wilma Bulkin Siegel, M.D., graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1958 and received her medical degree in 1962 at Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania.  She has had a distinguished career as a prominent oncologist in New York City. In her career she was a pioneer establishing one of the first Hospices in the state of New York and one of the first to accept AIDS patients. In the capacity of Medical Director of that Hospice, she was asked to give her expertise on AIDS to the Presidential Commission in Washington.

Following her retirement, she combined medicine with her other childhood career target, painting, by attending The National Academy of Design.  She has become an award-winning artist recognized
nationally for her series of people living with AIDS, Survivors of AIDS, The Changing Faces of AIDS (Seniors), Breast Cancer Survivors, The Homeless, and the Elderly. Dr. Siegel has exhibited throughout the country, particularly in connection with events involved with AIDS and Cancer. She has been featured on CNN television for her AIDS series and she has been elected into Who’s Who in American Art 2001. In the year 2005, April – October, she was featured in a one woman exhibition “Holocaust
Survivors and Liberators” at The Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, Florida and has shown at Whitespace Collection West Palm Beach, Florida. Her current passion is to bring art into the medical field as an educational tool and a forum for healing. In this new field of art in medicine she has been instrumental in creating a program at U of Miami in Florida and Columbia Medical Center in NY City to bring artists
to work with patients and also to teach medical students to see in a different way. She is a member of the Advisory Council of Columbia Medical Center, New York City and the School of Nursing, Drexel University, Philadelphia. In 2006 she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters and was commencement speaker at Drexel University.
In April 2009 she was awarded the highest honor for contribution to the field of arts in Healthcare, Janice Palmer Award of Society of Arts in Healthcare.

Artist’s Statement:

I knew that I liked people and wanted to express the knowledge I had acquired about people as a physician. I came upon portraiture as a means of expressing the psychology of the person I was painting.  I developed my style rather early in my development as an artist. My past experience in sculpture was certainly an advantage, as was my knowledge of anatomy. The outcome is affected by line and atmosphere of the individual, vibrant colors and Florida with its warmth and free spirit.  Color to me means “Fire of Life”. Recently I have delved into photography but wish again to express a psychological and emotional expression. Here I believe black and white is best for the expression of the person since it is not so literal. Currently my focus in art has been to bring Art-in-Medicine programs into the  ainstream.
I have been responsible for starting a medical school course to bring artists and medical students together to help the student have better visual acuity. I have a passion to start “Artists-in-residency” programs in the de-humanized medical settings to help in healing. I have made a motto for myself in art, which I call the three C’s-Communication, Compassion, and Creativity.

Art Awards:

Honorable Mention, Plantation Art Guild,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 1992

Honorable Mention, Coral Springs Art Guild,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 1993-1994

Dick Blick Award, Gold Coast Watercolor Society,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 1994

Moore Greenblatt Memorial Award of National
Association of Women Artists, NY 1995

Honorable Mention, Georgia Watercolor Society,
Duluth, GA, 1996

American Physicians’ Art Assoc. Art Exhibit,
Charlotte, NC, 1997 – First Prize

Rhode Island Watercolor Society, 4th Annual
Watermedia Competition,
Pawtucket, RI, Honorable Mention
Women on Women, Art Serve, Fort Lauderdale, FL,
First Prize – 1998

American Physicians’Art Assoc. Art Exhibit,
New  Orleans, LA 1998 – First Prize

National Association of Women Artists Medal of Honor and Elizabeth Stanton Blake Memorial Award; New World Art Center, SOHO, New York City – First Prize-1999
National Association of Women Artists-Cecil Schapiro
Memorial Award – 2000 Annual

NAWA exhibition, Atelier 14 Gallery, Chelsea,
New York City, 2000

Recipient of an Extraordinary Voices Award by the
South Florida Chapter of Mothers’

Voices, a national organization that mobilizes
mothers as educators and advocates to
their children about
sexual health and HIV/AIDS prevention

American Physicians’ Art Association Art Exhibit,
Orlando, FL – 2000 – First Prize, “Looking Back”

Florida Artists’ Group Annual Show Tallahassee, FL
May-Aug 2001

From the Heart of the Artists, NAWA,  Sarasota Art
Center Sarasota, FL Nov 2001

NAWA Merit Award for Photography – 2001 – Ann Norton
Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beac, FL

American Physician’s Art Assoc. Art Exhibit,
Washington D.C., 2002 First Award

NAWA Florida Chapter Annual Show “Speaking of Art”
Northwood University, West Palm Beach, FL

March 2003 Best in Show
2006 May “Doctor of Humane Letters” and
Commencement Speaker “Art in Medicine”

School of Public Health and School of Nursing
Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA

2007 February – Third Annual National Association
of Women Artists, Florida Chapter

Northwood University, West Palm Beach. FL
American Physicians Art Association Annual show,
New Orleans, LA, November 2007
Honorable Mention – Masters Division.
Medal of Honor NAWA 120th Annual Show, Salmagundi, N.Y.
and Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Award 2009
Janice Palmer Award for contribution to field of Arts in
Healthcare April 2009 by
Society of Arts in Healthcare
NAWA, FL – Third Place Northwood University
Annual Show December 2009

NAWA, FL – Honorable Mention, Northern Trust Bank,
North Palm Beach, FL 2010

NAWA, FL – First Prize – Northwood University,
Annual 2012
NAWA, CCM Visual Arts Gallery, NJ – 2015

 

Exhibitions:  (Group)

Bailey Hall Exhibits, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1992-1997 (Juried)
Broward Art Guild, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1992-1993 (Juried)
Georgia Watercolor Society, Traveling Show, 1995 (Juried)
LeGrange Museum, LeGrange, GA, 1995 (Juried)
Marcella Geltman Gallery, Northern New Jersey,
1995 (Juried)

Lake Worth Art League, Fifth National Juried Show,
Lake Worth, FL 1995

420 Gallery SOHO, New York, 1995-1996 (Juried)
Women for the Visual Arts, Boca Raton, FL 1995 (Juried)
Northwood University Art Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL,
1995-1997 (Juried)

Coastal Center for the Arts, St. Simons Island,
GA, 1996 (Juried)

Gwinnett Fine Arts Center, Duluth, GA, 1996 (Juried)
Georgia Watercolor Society, Traveling Show, 1996, (Juried)
Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL, 1996-1997 (Juried)
San Diego Watercolor Society, International Exhibition,
San Diego, CA, 1996, (Juried)

Niagara Frontier Watercolor Society Kenan Center Gallery, Lockport, NY, 1996, (Juried)
North Valley Art League National 13th Annual Exhibition, Redding, CA, 1997, (Juried)
Inland Exhibition XXXIII, San Bernardino Art Association National Show,
San Bernardino County Museum, San Bernardino, CA,
1997 (Juried)

Community Arts Association National Exhibition,
Ridgewood Art Institute,

Ridgewood, NJ, 1997(Juried)
Florida Artists’ Group Annual Exhibition, Venice, FL
1997 (Juried)

Florida Artists’ Group Annual Exhibition, Tequesta, FL
1997 (Juried)

Greater Hollywood Invitational – Hollywood Art and Culture Center, “Portraits”, Hollywood, FL 1997 (Juried)
Schmidt Center Gallery, Florida Atlantic University
“Home Show”, 2+3, Artists’

Organization, Boca Raton, FL 1997 (Juried)
Georgia Watercolor Society, 1997 (Juried)
National Association of Women Artists,
Small Works Exhibition, Gallery 54,

SOHO New York City, 1997
Kentucky Watercolor Society, National Juried Exhibition,
“Aqueous ‘97” Elizabethtown, KY

Rhode Island Watercolor Society, 4th Annual
Watermedia Competition, Pawtucket, RI

Honorable Mention, 1997
National Association of Women Artists,
“Through a Woman’s Eye”,

Palm Beach Community College,
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 1997

American Physicians’ Art Assoc. Art Exhibit,
Charlotte, NC, 1997 – First Prize

“The Faces of AIDS” quilt in the lobby, Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1997
Gold Coast Watercolor Society, Schacknow Museum,
Coral Springs, FL 1997

National Association of Women Artists
“Holiday Small Works Exhibit”,
Northwood University,
West Palm Beach, FL, 1997

National Association of Women Artists, Schacknow Museum, Coral Springs, FL 1997
Rocky Mt. Regional Conference on HIV Disease,
Denver, CO 1998

Exhibition at the University of Denver Student Union,
Denver, CO 1998

Art Serve, “Women on Women”, Ft. Lauderdale, FL –
First Prize 1998

New World Center, SOHO, New York City –
“Continuity and Change”

NAWA – 109th Annual Exhibition – 1998
Jackson Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville, FL
Florida Artists Group – 48th Annual Symposium 1998
Art & Culture Center of Hollywood,
“All Elvis Art Show” – August 1998

Bailey Concert Hall, Broward Community College, “Watercolors, “98” Fort Lauderdale, FL
American Physicians’Art Assoc. Art Exhibit,
New Orleans, LA – First Prize 1998

NAWA Exhibition – West End Gallery, West Palm, FL 1998
NAWA Exhibition – Coral Springs Museum,
Coral Springs, FL 1999

American Physicians’ Art Association, Dallas
Convention Center, November 1999

2+3 Exhibition – “Home” – Art Serve,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 1999

NAWA Exhibition – New World Art Center, SOHO,
New York City 1999

NAWA Exhibition – Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach, FL 1999
Glass Gallery – Pembroke Pines, FL 1999
Boca Raton Art Guild of the Boca Raton Museum, 1999
NAWA  Exhibition, Cornell Museum, Delray Beach, FL 2000
2+3 Group Exhibition, Main Library, Fort Lauderdale, FL
April – May 2000

NAWA – Our Millennium Collection, Feminist Expo
March 31 – April 2 2000,

Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD
NAWA 111th Annual Exhibition, Atelier 14 Gallery,
Chelsea, New York City 2000

Florida Artists Group Exhibition, Edison Community College Gallery of Fine Arts, Fort Myers, FL May 20 – June 30, 2000
2+3 Group Exhibition, “Under the Influence”,
Fort Lauderdale Art Museum, Nov. 2000

NAWA exhibition – Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens,
West Palm Beach, FL December 2000

Young at Art Children’s Museum Plantation, FL ,April 2001
Florida Artists Group State Capitol Bldg., Tallahassee, FL, May 11 – August 11 , 2001
Small Things Considered – NAWA-Elizabeth Foundation
for the Arts, NY, NY, May – June 2001

NAWA exhibition Bristol Art Museum
October – November 2001 Bristol, Rhode Island (Juried)

Small Works 2+3 Show Yes Gallery, October 2001
From the Heart of the Artist, Sarasota Fine Arts Center, Sarasota, FL, November 2001
APAA Nashville, TN, November 2001
Women in the Arts/An Evolution –
December 2001 – January 2002

Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens West Palm Beach, FL
Testing the Water/Current Trends – NAWA Boca Gallery,
Boca Raton, FL, February 2002

Women in Action – NAWA Northwood University,
West Palm Beach, FL, March 2002

Art At Its Best – IGFA Museum, Dania, FL,
March 3 – May 31, 2002

Florida Artists’ Group – St. Petersburg Art Center ,
St. Petersburg, FL, May 10 – June 28, 2002

Wave Gallery – 2+3 Small Works, Key West, FL,
March – April 2002

Artserve Gallery, Main Library, Fort Lauderdale, FL,
March 2002

Artserve Gallery, Branch Library, Fort Lauderdale, FL,
August – September 2002

NAWA – By Her Hand, Cornell Museum, Delray Beach, FL, September – November 2002
American Physicians’ Art Association Washington, DC, November 13 – 15, 2002
Atelier – Lazio, Naples, FL, “Connecting Creativity to Healthy Living”, November 30 – December 6, 2002
Artserve – Holiday Show Gallery, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, November–December 2002
Central Florida Community College, Webber Center,
Ocala, FL, “Shopping” 2+3

The Artists’ Organization, January 13–February 22, 2003
Northern Trust Bank, Stuart, FL, “Women Speak Out thru
Creativity”, January 13–February 13, 2003

Florida International University Art Museum, Miami, FL,
“Faces and Figures”, January 17–March 3, 2003

NAWA Florida Chapter Annual Show, Northwood University,
West Palm Beach, FL, March 2003

Florida Artists Group, St. Augustine, FL, April-May 2003
NAWA Florida – “Figuratively Speaking”,
Coral Springs Museum September 2003

NAWA National Annual Show, NYC, October 2003
American Physicians Art Association, Annual Exhibition,
New Orleans, LA, November 2007

American Physicians’ Art Association 66th Annual Art
Exhibit, Hyatt Regency Hotel,

Atlanta, GA, November 6-8, 2003
2+3 The Artists’ Organization Inc. Show, Artists’
Haven Gallery, Fort Lauderdale, FL, December 2003

“Shopping” 2+3 group show, Vero Beach Museum,
Vero Beach, FL, November–December 2003

“Shopping”2+3 group show, Jupiter Gallery of Art,
Town Hall, Jupiter, FL, January-February 2004

“Mannekins” 2+3 group show, Art Institute of
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, March 2004

“She” NAWA Annual, Northern Trust Bank, Aventura, FL,
March 2004

Florida Artists’ Group, Annual Show, Artserve, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, April 2004
NAWA Florida Chapter, ”Visions”, Ann Norton Sculpture Gallery, Palm Beach, FL, October–November 2004
NAWA small works, Rosetta Gallery, Juno Beach, FL,
December 2004

NAWA Northwood University, West Palm Beach, FL,
March 2005

Florida Artists Group, Annual Show, Florida Gulf Coast
University, Tampa, FL, June 3-24, 2005

NAWA Florida, “Vernissage”, Cornell Museum,
Delray Beach, FL, August 18–October 31, 2005

2+3 “More than the Sum of Its Part”, Artserve,
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, March–April 2006

NAWA Florida, “Art in Harmony”, Northwood University,
West Palm Beach, FL, April–May 2006

Third Avenue Art District at Top of the Tower
Broward Community College,

Ft. Lauderdale, FL, April-June, 2006
NAWA “Sharing a Vision of Contemporary Art” Armory
Art Center ,West Palm Beach, FL,
April-May, 2006
Florida Artists Group Annual Show, Ridge Art Association
Gallery, Winter Haven, FL, April-June, 2006

NAWA Annual Show, “Goggleworks”, Reading, PA, May–July 2006, accepted but not shown
2+3 Artists Organization, “The Blues”, Sunrise Civic Center
Gallery, Sunrise, FL, October–December 2006

NAWA Florida Chapter “Florida Gold”, Capital Art Gallery,
Tallahassee, FL, October 2006–January 2007

NAWA “Anything Goes”, Newton, NJ,
December 2006–January 2007

NAWA  Florida Chapter Annual Exhibition,
Northwood University, West Palm Beach, FL,
February–March 2007

NAWA Florida Chapter “Women’s Perspective”, Art League
of Marco Island, Marco Island, FL, March 2007

Dog Day Run Art Auction, Coral Springs Animal Hospital, Coral Springs, FL, February–March 2007
NAWA Florida Chapter “Pot Pourri”, Cornell Museum
of Art and History,
Delray Beach, FL, March-June 2007
57th FLAG Annual, Daytona Museum  of Arts and Science, Daytona, FL, May 18–September 4, 2007
NAWA Florida “Response to the Muse” Armory Art Center, West Palm Beach, FL, April 26–May 14, 2007
NAWA Florida “Summer in New York” NAWA Gallery, NYC, NY, July 6–August 16, 2007
118th NAWA Annual Show, Monroe Center for the Arts,
Hoboken, NJ, September 9–October 1, 2007

Art Basel Miami Beach, 2+3 The Artists’ Organization, “Sacred Spaces”, Jewish Museum of Florida,
Miami Beach, FL, December 6-10, 2007
119th Annual Exhibition NAWA, “GoggleWorks”, Center for
the Arts, Reading, PA, August–September 2008

American Physicians’ Art Association Annual Show,
Nashville, TN, July 2008

2+3 Show Glass Gallery, Pembroke Pines, FL,
January–February 2009

NAWA Florida Art Show, Cornell Museum of Art,
Delray Beach, FL, February–March 2009

FLAG 58th Symposium, Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, St. Petersburg, FL, May 1–July 22, 2009
2+3 – “Its About Time”, Artserve, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
April 2009

NAWA 120th Annual Salmagundi Art Club, NYC, NY,
May 2009

FLAG Lobby – Coral Springs Museum of Art,
Coral Springs, FL, May 2009

“Women Collared for Work”, Coral Springs Museum of Art, Coral Springs, FL, June-August 2009
“We Love Pets”, Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL, June–August 2009
“Art of Medicine”, Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton, FL, September–October 2009
Florida Artists Group, Armory Art Center,
Palm Beach, FL, September–October 2009

“Boulder Busts Cancer”, Boulder Community Hospital, Boulder, CO, October 8, 2009
“Women Collared for Work”, Delaplaine Art Center, Delaplaine, DE, October–November 2009
“NAWA Florida Annual Show, Northwood University,
West Palm Beach, FL, November–December 2009

Florida Artists Group, Palm Beach Gardens City Hall Lobby Exhibit, Palm Beach Gardens, FL,
November 2009–January 2010
NAWA Florida, “Inspiration” Coral Springs Museum of Art Lobby Gallery, December 2009–January 2010
FLAG 60th Annual Symposium, Big Arts, Sanibel, FL, January–February 2010
NAWA Florida, “Creativity Takes Courage”,
Northern Trust Bank, North Palm Beach, FL, January 2010

2+3 Multi-Media Exhibition, Crest Gallery, Delray Beach, FL, January 28–March 15, 2010
2+3 Portrait of Inner Self, Artserve, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
March 20–April 10, 2010

NAWA Florida, “Fusion”, Armory Art Center,
West Palm Beach, FL, March 19–April 09, 2010

NAWA “Jewel of Beacon”, Howland Culture Center,
Beacon, NY, May 1–22, 2010

Trash-to-Treasure, Artserve, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
May 1-22, 2010

NAWA 121st Annual Exhibition, National Arts Club, NYC, NY, June 9–27, 2010
“The Art of  Medicine Refilled”, Elaine Baker Gallery,
Boca Raton, FL, October 4–November 16, 2010

NAWA “Illusions”, Crest Gallery, Delray Beach, FL,
November 3-31, 2010

Florida Watercolor Society, Non Signature Juried Show on web 2011
NAWA – Village Studio Gallery, Delray , FL, January 27–March 13, 2011
NAWA  “Across the Spectrum”, Northwood University
Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL,
February 7–March 25, 2011
2+3 Artserve – “Conflict”, Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
February 19–March 12, 2011

2+3 Main Library, “Portals”, April 1-28, 2011
NAWA Florida, “Reality and Perception”,
Northwood University, West Palm Beach, FL,

February 6–March 23, 2012
“Women Collared for Work”, West Chester University Bull Gallery, West Chester, PA,
February 8–March 9, 2012
NAWA Florida, “Insights”, Crest Theater, Delray Beach, FL, February 9–April 9, 2012
NAWA 123rd Annual Exhibition, Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Gallery, NYC, NY 9/4-10/31, 2012
2+3 Colors at Lauderhill Art Center, Lauderhill, FL., September, 2012
2+3 @ArtServe in Ft. Lauderdale “It’s not all Black and White” Nov 3-Dec 1, 2012
NAWA and PB Armory in Palm Beach, FL “Electic” Feb. 8 – March 16, 2013
2+3 Glass Gallery in Pembroke Pines “Four Seasons”
March 13- May 13, 2013

NAWA, 124rd. Annual Exhibition, Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Gallery, NYC, NY Aug. 27-Sept 28 2013
NAWA, FL @ Boca Raton Museum Art School Gallery,” Introspections” Sept 23-Oct 18, 2013
2+3 ArtServe, in Ft. Lauderdale “Seeing Red”
Sept 28 – Oct 26, 2013

NAWA- FL @ Northwood “Board Spectrum”.
Nov 18 – Feb 13, 2014

NAWA-Fl. @ Coral springs Museum, “Visual Contrasts”
Dec 3 – Jan 6, 2014

NAWA –FL @ Marcland Center for the Arts, “Visionaries” Dec. 16 – Jan. 25, 2014
2+3 ArtServe Armory in Palm Beach “Beyond Art Selves” Feb. 21 – March 21, 2014
Flag – 64 Symposiums in St. Augustine May 2 –June 1, 2014
“Portraits & Conversations with Veterans from Iraq & Afghanistan” at Coral Springs Museum
July 14 – Aug 25, 2014

Kuhn Family Gallery @ Coral Springs Museum “Portraits & Conversations with Veterans returning for Iraq and Afghanistan” Sept. 6 – Nov. 22, 2014
2+3 @ArtServe in Ft. Lauderdale, “Second Generation of the Holocaust” Nov, 2014 
Whitespace in Palm Beach, “Veterans returning from Iraq & Afghanistan” Nov. 20–April 3, 2015
NAWA – Fl. @Armory Art Center, Dec 5 – Jan 10, 2015
2+3 ArtServe in Ft. Lauderdale” Material Overload”
Nov.1 – Nov. 22, 2015

Whitespace in WPB “Pushing Boundaries “
Nov 20, 2014 – March 3, 2015

NAWA – Northwood in WPB “Art Matters “
Feb 23- May 11, 2015

NAWA – Randolph, NJ “Art of Transformation”
Feb 16 – April 3, 2015 – Juried

FLAG –    65 Symposium in St. Augustine
March 1 – May 3, 2015

NAWA – Armory Art Center WPB “Looking forward – Glancing Back” March 9 – April 13, 2015
ArtServe “Art of Healing Therapy Inside-Out” May 2015
2+3 – Amory Art Center “The Human Form”
Sept 26 – October 26, 2015

ArtServe – “Big” September 30 – October 30, 2015
NAWA Fl. Art-Serve “Taking Artistic License”
November, 2015

2+3 ArtServe “Breaking the Rules” January, 2016
NAWA Fl. Coral Springs “Invoking the Muse” February, 2016
Studio 18 in the Pines” Portrait of a Warrior”
June 3- July 14, 2016

Drexel College in Philadelphia “The Art of Remembrance” May, 2016
Sunrise Civic Center Theatre & Art Gallery” Portrait of American Freedom” October 7-November 19, 2016
2+3 Art-Serve “Artists Light the Fire of Intrigue”
November 5-December 3, 2016

Flag 67Symposunm in Coral Springs “Trash to Treasure” February 10-March 1, 2017
NAWA FL. Armory Art Center “Down the Rabbit Hole”
March, 2017

Lotos Club in NY “Artist Members Exhibition “
March 6 – April 19, 2017

NAWA NY 128th. Annual MBRS Exhibition
March 6-April 19, 2017

NAWA FL, Coral Springs “Daydreaming”
September 29-November 17, 2018

2+3 Sunrise Civic Center “A Retrospect of Change” November 18 – December 10, 2018
2+3 Broward Library “Identity Exhibit”
September 15 – October 30, 2019

Artserve “Reflect” May 20-June 7, 2019
2+3 ArtServe at Coral Springs Museum “Then and Nov” November, 2019
Coral Spring “Inspiration” Children of the Modern Family. February 3-March 31, 2019
Whitespace “The Spiritualist” January, 2020

 Exhibitions; (SOLO)

Fort Lauderdale City Hall, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1992
Lauderdale Library, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1993
Daniel D. Cantor Center-One Woman Show,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 1995

One Woman Show, “The Golden Years”, Morani Gallery, Philadelphia, PA., 1996
One Woman Show, “My Artist Friends”, Studio of Francie
Bishop Good, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 1997

One Woman Show, “The Faces of AIDS”, AIDS Resource
Center of Wisconsin

Hotel Pfister, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 22, 1997
Morani Gallery, “Doctors as Artists and Their Work”
Philadelphia, PA, 1997

One Woman Show, “The Faces of AIDS”
Florida International University, Miami, FL 1997

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Paterson, NJ –
“The Homeless” 1998

American Cancer Society – “Breast Cancer Survivors”
Garden Art Show, Long Island, NY 1998

Cancer Link Event, “Breast Cancer Survivors”
Colonnade Hotel, Coral Gables, FL 1998

Exhibit of several “FACES of AIDS” paintings plus
the AIDS quilt containing all the faces

In  the series at the 12th Annual World AIDS Conference,
Geneva, Switzerland 1998

Exhibit of the “FACES of AIDS” quilt and several paintings
from this series on World

AIDS Day, Broward County, Florida Convention Center 1998
One Woman Show, “Shelter of Hope for the Homeless
–Finding a Home Within”,

Villanova University Art Gallery, Villanova, PA. 1999
One Woman Show, “Bigger than Life” Coral Springs Museum,
Coral Springs, FL 1999

Rotating Exhibition of “Survivors of AIDS” featured each
month at a different Jewish
Temple in Broward County, 1999
One Woman Show – “Seniors with AIDS”,
St. Thomas University, Miami, FL 1999

Exhibit of Faces of AIDS quilt and several paintings at
Health Fair, Miami Beach

Convention Center, Miami Beach, FL 1999
State of Florida Pharmacy Convention, Naples, FL 1999
“Summer Selections”, Coral Springs Museum,
Coral Springs, FL 1999

Mentor to Mentor, Coral Springs Museum,
Coral Springs, FL 1999

Hollywood Memorial Regional Hospital, Hollywood, FL, Breast Cancer Survivors, 1999
Broward General Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, FL,
Breast Cancer Survivors, 1999

St. Thomas University – Florida Catholic AIDS Network Annual HIV/AIDS Conference, Miami, FL, October, 1999
Art Explosion 2000 – The Junior League of Fort Lauderdale,
January 2000

Center One’s Fifth Annual Design World Cares,
January 2000

“Seniors with AIDS” series, Main Library,
Fort Lauderdale, March 2000

FACES of AIDS Quilt, Fort Lauderdale Museum of ART, 2000
Children with AIDS Young at Art Children’s Museum
Plantation, FL April 2001

Mentor to Mentor Dunedin Art Museum, Dunedin, Florida  May–June 2001
“Seniors With Aids” Hollywood City Hall  November 5, 2001-
January 7, 2002 Hollywood, FL

Faces of AIDS Quilt Holy Cross Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, FL March-April 2002
Society of Arts in Healthcare Annual National Conference
“Art in Medicine”

Gainesville, FL April 2002
AMFAR National Meeting Intercontinental Hotel, Miami, FL
March 31-April 2, 2003

Amy Stepper Galleries Community Center “Artists Revisited”
Palm Beach Garden, FL March-April 2004
Amy Stepper Galleries City Hall “Healing Art” March-April
2004 Palm Beach Garden, FL

Florida Atlantic University World Aids Day Exhibition
December 1-2, 2004 Boca Raton, FL

North Broward Library of Broward Community College
North Campus

December 3, 2004-January 31, 2005, Faces of AIDS
Deerfield Beach, FL

The Faces of Aids Broward Community College
South Campus Pembroke Pines, FL March 2005

Healing Art Coral Springs Museum of Art Coral Springs, FL
April 2005

Holocaust Survivors and Liberators Museum of Art,
Ft. Lauderdale, FL April-October 2005

Yom Hashoah Temple B’Nai Aviv Weston, FL April 24, 2006
Faces of Aids Nov 2008 Florida Atlantic University
Holocaust Survivors Whitespace Collection,
West Palm Beach, FL December 15, 2008-April 18, 2009
Women collared for Work Coral Springs Museum of Art
Coral Springs, FL June 4-August 15, 2009

Women Collared for Work Delaplaine Art Center,
Frederick,MD October 31-November 28, 2009

Women Collared for Work, Delaware Art Museum,
Wilmington, DE February 5-March 21, 2010

Women  Collared for Work, Villanova University Gallery,
Villanova, PA January 1-February 28, 2011

Women Collared for Work, West Chester University,
West Chester, PA February-March 2012

Holocaust Survivors and Liberators Cornell Weill Library
Gallery, NY/Presbyterian Hospital,

NYC, NY February–June 2011
Beyond Survival: Portraits of Immigration Asylum Seekers ,
NYU Langone Medical Center Gallery, NY, NY October 2011
“Holocaust Survivors and Liberators” Kaplan JCC on the Palisades, Tenafly, N.J. 4/1-4/26, 2012
“Returning Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan” The Gallery in the Dorothy Mangurian Comprehensive Women’s Center at the Holy Cross Health, Fort Lauderdale, Fl. Dec, 2012
“Holocaust Survivors and Liberators” Asheville Museum of Art, Asheville North Carolina. Dec 15-March31, 2013

“Returning Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan” Miami Dade College, North Campus Gallery. Jan. 22 – March 15.  2014   
“Holocaust Survivors and Liberators” and “Second Generation of the Holocaust” at MorseLife Health Center Gallery in Palm Beach, FL. February 26 – March 31, 2015
“Portrait of a Warrior” Nova Southeastern University Gallery, Davie, Fl. November 2015
Muslim Women “The Evolving Head Scarf” at ArtServe Inside Out in Ft. Lauderdale, Fl March28 – April14 2016
“Second Generation Holocaust” Drexel University, Main Library on May, 2016
“The Art of Remembrance” Portraits and Conversations with Veterans Returning from Iraq and Afghanistan”, Drexel’s Paul Peck Alumni Center. College of Nursing and Health,
May, 2016
“Holocaust Memorial Room” Nova Southeastern University. David, Fl. October, 2016
“Muslim Women in America the Evolving Head Scarf” Nova Southeastern University David, Fl.  November 9 2016– January 12 2017
“Women’s History Month, Wilma Bulkin Siegel’s Retrospective” Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus Gallery. Miami, Fl.  March, 2019
“The We not the Me” White Space Collection Gallery, Palm Beach, Fl.  November 8 2019 -March 29, 2020
“Behind the Mask COVID-19” The Fine Art Program and Collection at Montefiore Einstein. Summer 2021
“Comfort in the Time of COVID-19” The Fine Art Program and Collection at Montefiore Einstein, NY. Summer 2021
“Behind the Mask Covid-19 and Spirituality” White Space Collection. Palm Beach, Fl. 2022-2023
“Hope Resilience and Remembrance- 90 Portraits of Holocaust Survivors and Liberators, 2nd Generation 3rd Generation and 4th Generation of the Holocaust” First South Florida Holocaust Documentation and Education Center, Dania Beach, Fl. January-September, 2023

 

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Who’s Who in America 2000-current
Who’s Who in the South and Southwest 2000
Who’s Who in the World 2000
Who’s Who in American Women 2000
Who’s Who in American Art 2001
Member, Board of Trustees, Foundation for the History of Women in Medicine
The Healing work of Art – 2007

Cultural Council’s Public Art and Design – 2016

Education:

Undergraduate:
B.A. University of Pennsylvania

Medical:

M.D.,Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1962
Rotating Internship, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, 1963
Medical Residency, Temple University Hospital, 1964-1965
Hematology Fellowship, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, 1966
Chemotherapy Fellowship, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital, 1967

Art:

National Academy of Design, New York, 1989-1993
New School, Sculpture,

Bruno Lucchesi, New York, 1974-1984 Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Barbara Dix, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1991
Private Instruction, Rowena Smith, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1991-1994
Workshops led by Tom Hill, Jan Kunz, Christopher Schinck,
Alex Powers, Barbara

Nechis, Janet Walsh, Don Andrews, Miles Batt, Mel Stabin,
Q. B. Leone, Maggie McClellan,
Wolf Kahn, Skip Lawrence and Steven Quiller, Palm Beach Photographic Centre,
Maine Photographic Workshops


Professional Appointments:

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Emeritus Oncology, Montefiore Medical Center and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, 1967-Present
Medical Director, Hospice, Beth Abraham Hospital, Bronx, NY, 1983-1989
Retired from practice of Medicine, 1990
Woman of Distinction Weissman Institute Israel 2004
Woman of Year Mothers Voices 2000
Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters and “Commencement Speaker” Phil., Pa. Kimmel Center from Schools of Public Health and Nursing of Drexel University 2006
Society of Arts in Healthcare Board of directors (now retired)
Society of Arts in Healthcare Research Committee
Advisory council of Columbia Medical Center and NYP hospital, NYC past 8 years
Appointed to Board of Governors for Museum of Art Ft. Lauderdale in 2009
Foundation for History of Women in Medicine,
President 2012
Board of Trustees for the College of Physicians of Philadelphia 2015
Health Sciences Advisory Board of NY Presbyterian
Art Committee @ Lotos – 2015
NSU College of Osteopathic Medicine appointed Adjunct Assistant professor – 2016
Albert Einstein College of Medicine awarded
AMA PRA – 2016
Board of Advisors International Solidarity for Human Rights -2018-present

Video Presentations:

“The Golden Years”.  One half-hour presentation –  Channel 66,   Philadelphia, PA  1996
“The Faces of AIDS” feature for Milwaukee News,
Channel 4, 1997

“The Fire of Life” feature video at AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin benefit, 1997
Cable News Network (CNN) – four-minute interview 1998
Video of “Art in Medicine” presented to the
American Association of Medical Colleges

at its Meeting in Chicago1999
Video Art in Medicine Medical School Course 2003
Video tapes available for events

Private Collections; (List not Complete)

Mr. Roger Prigent
Ms. Ruth Sherman Mr. Maur Dubin
Ms. Ruth Silverman
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Finkelstein
Sylvia & Ben Weinstock
Mrs. Helen Leeds
Marvin Friedman
Mrs. Rosenstock
Martha Hughes
Alma Kamino
Rowena and Ben Smith
Jane Herron
Virginia Bamberg
Beverly Kaufman
Barbara Dix
Mr. & Mrs. Gianfranco Proia
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Gold
The Sylvester Comprehensive
Eileen and Martin Rubin
Cancer Center at the University
Hollywood Regional Memorial Hospital
Daniel B. Cantor Center, Sunrise ,Fl.
Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital, NYC
Coral Springs Art Museum-Coral Springs,Fl
Andrew & Dahlia Morgan
Cornell Weill Division NY-Presbyterian Hospital,
Drexel School of Nursing 11th Street Corridor,
Philadelphia, PA

Ms. Nan Scofield
Lita Talus
Dr. SharleneWeiss
Barbara O’Keefe
Janet Gold
Genie Appel
Batchelor Building Pediatric AIDS Department
Tin Ly
U of Miami
Cindy Stoddard
Paul Delman
Jewish Federation of Broward County
Bonnie Brydger
Jewish Family Service, Plantation, FL
Hope Center, Miami, FL
Take Stock in Children of Broward County, FL
Ann Storck Center , Plantation , FL
Drs. Gerry and Ruth Fishbach
Dr. Luther Brady
Sybil Kleiman
Ellen Teresi
Phil Collins
Janet Gold
Diane Edwards
Sylvia Jaffe
Irvin Lippman
Francie Bishop Good
Elayne Mordes
Ellen and Joe Teresi
Estate Catherine McCauley
Leslie Schreiber
Libby Kirsch
Ben and Maxine Gilbert
NY/Presbyterian Hospital, NYC, NY
Jim Kozman
Barbara Kenner
Sybil Kleiman
Ruth Drazen
Lew Schneider, M.D.
Abe Goldstein

Membership:

National Association of Women Artists, Inc.  (Juried)President Florida Chapter 2002-4
2+3 Artist Group, Inc., President, 2000-2001
Florida Artists Group, Inc. (Juried)
Gold Coast Watercolor Society, Vice-President – 1997-1998;
Chairman, Community Outreach – 1998-1999
Georgia Watercolor Society
Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Association (Associate)
International Arts-Medicine Association
American Physicians Art Association
Society for Arts in Healthcare (SAH) Board of Directors
Boca Raton Museum of Art Artists Guild – Juried Exhibiting Member
Advisory Council Columbia P&S
Board Memberships:
Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted Disease, NY,NY Emeritas
Advisory Board of School of Nursing of Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA
Foundation for History of Women in Medicine,
Philadelphia, PA

Campus Community Committee of NY Presbyterian Hospital of Columbia University, NY, NY
Chairman Art-in-Medicine
Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council, NY, NY 2000
Board of Directors of Society of Arts in Healthcare, Washington, D.C. 2004
Co-president 2+3 The Artists Organization 2006
Honorary Board of directors 2+3 2007
Third Avenue Art district 1996
Board of Florida Breast Cancer Coalition (retired 2007)
Advisory Council Art gallery Villanova University,
Villanova PA 2006

Arts Advocacy Day Washington, DC, March 30-31,
2009 committee for Society of Arts in Healthcare

Board of Governors Museum of Art, Ft. Lauderdale
Honorary Board of Directors, Hollywood Art and
Culture Center, Hollywood, FL

Honorary Board Ann Storck Center

Bibliography:

  1. Fukushima, D.K., Zumoff, B., Bulkin, W., Hellman, L. – Effect of 7-Beta, 17-
    Alfa-Dimethyltestosterone,(Calusterone) on Cortisol Metabolism in Women with
    Advanced Breast Cancer, J. Clin. Endocrinol & Metab. 43.38, 1976
  1. Vogl, S.Berenzweig, M., Kaplan, B., Maukhtar, M., Bulkin, W., The CHAD and
    HAD Regimens in Advanced Ovarian Cancer: Combination Chemotherapy
    Including Cyclophosphamide, Hexamethylmelamine, Cancer Treatment Reports
    Vol. 63, No. 2, February, 1979
  1. Arnold, D. J., Ribiero, V., Bulkin, W., Meoclopramide (MCP) vs.

Prochlorperazine (PCP) In the Prevention  of Vomiting from
Diamminedichloroplatinum (CDDP), ASCO Abstracts 21:344, 1980

  1. Smith, K., Bulkin, W., Janowitz, O., Barnes, B.: Sexual Concerns and Interest in

Counselling Cancer Patients, Proceedings of American Society of Clinical
Oncology.  Vol. 2: Page 64, 1983

  1. Bulkin, W., Hospice, Montefiore Medicine  9: No. 1, pp 7-9, 1984
  1. Bulkin, W., et al, Hospice Care of Terminal AIDS Patients, Long Term Care-

Currents, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp 13-18, 1986

  1. Bulkin, W. et al, Hospice Care of Intravenous Drug Abuser AIDS Patients in a

Skilled Nursing Facility Abstract, Vol. III International Conference on AIDS,
Page 162, 1987

  1. Bulkin, W., Lukashok, H., Rx for Dying: The Care of Hospice, New England

Journal of Medicine, February 11, 1988, Page 376-378, 1987

  1. Bulkin, W., et al, Hospice Care of the Intravenous Drug Abuser AIDS Patient in a

Skilled Nursing Facility, Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes,
Vol. 1, No. 4, December, 1988, pp. 375-380

  1. Hyman, Ruth B., Bulkin, W., Physician Reported Incentives and Disincentives

For Referring Patients to Hospice, The Hospice Journal, Vol. 6, No. 4, pp 39-64
1990

11.    Bulkin, W., Lukashok, H. Training Physicians to Care for the Dying, The American
Journal of Hospice and Palliative Care Vol.8, No. 2, March/April, pp 10-15, 1991

12.     Bulkin, W., Wald, Florence, Butler-O’Brien, J. Regulations vs. Ideals: A
Case History of a Hospice Closure. The American Journal of Hospice and
Palliative Care, Vol. 9, No. 3, May/June, pp 18-23, 1992

13.      Bulkin, W. et al (Editor) The Physician and Hospice Care Roles, Attitudes and
Issues, Haworth Press, September 1992

14.     Weiss, Sharlene, Flipse Ann, Bulkin Siegel Wilma, Enhancing Professionalism
Through Arts in Medicine. (Innovations in Medical Education Exhibit at the 25th
Annual Session of the Association of American Medical Colleges, October 27 – November 1, 2000 –
Page 29 – Video and Abstract

15.       CNN Video presentation December 1999

16.      Speaker Society of Art in Healthcare, Gainesville, Florida April 2002 Power Point
presentation and lecture “The Art of Wholeness in Medical Education”

17.     Siegel, Wilma Bulkin “Hope Center” Art of Nursing American Journal of Nursing
June 2003 p.41.

18.     Speaker Nova University School of Nursing October 2003 Art as Healing

19.     Speaker Society of Art in Healthcare, Washington, DC April 22, 2004
“Bringing an Arts in Medicine Program to an Unindoctrinated University Setting”

20.    Siegel,Wilma Bulkin, M.D. and Mary Anne Bartley “Art and Community Health:Lessons
From an Urban Health Center”; Holistic Nursing Practice  Vol.18, Number 2 pp c95-97 Siegel WB,
Bartley MA: Art and community health: lessons from an urban health center. Holist Nurs Pract; 2004 March – April; 18 (2):95-7

21.     Catalog “Holocaust Survivors and Liberators” Museum  of Art Fort Lauderdale, FL 2005

22.     Healing Art publication of Detroit Receiving Hospital 2007 – Introduction

23.      Reflexions (publication of  Columbia University Medical Center, NYC, NY)  “Benny and Lenny” Spring 2010

MEDICAL

M.D., Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1962
Rotating Internship, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, 1963
Medical Residency, Temple University Hospital, 1964-1965
Hematology Fellowship, Mount Sinai Hospital,
New York, 1966

Chemotherapy Fellowship, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital, 1967