Rob Anderson seeks to convey the soul of his subjects through his art.  His drawings and paintings are often perceived as both provocative and contemplative to the viewer.

Most recently, he has exhibited at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin and at Yale University. His art is in the collections of the Fine Art Museums' Achenbach Foundation, and the Public Library's Gay and Lesbian History Archives in San Francisco.

Anderson's exhibitions, both in the United States and internationally, have earned him numerous commissions, and his selected awards include grants from The San Francisco Arts Commission, The Visual Aid Foundation, and the Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation.  

He has been profiled in Time Magazine, Vogue, Der Spiegel, and all of the major news media, most recently on CNN's The Point.

He currently teaches figure drawing at the Atelier School of Classical Realism in Oakland, California.

In addition to his work on Rattlesnake in a Moving Car, Anderson is an international spokesperson for HIV as a longtime HIV positive person enjoying a healthy and productive life.  

Through Rattlesnake in a Moving Car, he hopes to inspire others with life-threatening diseases to develop their own tools and strategies to cope and thrive.

You can contact Rob Anderson at Rob@RattlesnakeinaMovingCar.org.  

After you have toured this site, discover the other art of Rob Anderson by visiting his studio site at RobAndersonStudio.com.